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DSCR Loans for Virginia Real Estate Investors

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Virginia is the most military-dense real estate investment state in the nation. Amazon HQ2 is transforming Northern Virginia. Richmond offers $200K–$350K properties with 1.1–1.3x DSCR ratios. Property taxes average just 0.82% statewide. Three completely different investment theses — one state. Qualify on rental income only. No tax returns, no W2s. Pre-approval in minutes.

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Virginia Real Estate Market 2026

How do Virginia's rental markets differ for DSCR investors?

Virginia has three DSCR markets: Northern Virginia for premium rents and appreciation, Hampton Roads for BAH-backed military rentals, and Richmond for some of the East Coast's best cash-flow ratios.

Virginia's investment case is built on three distinct economic pillars that create different DSCR dynamics. Northern Virginia's federal government and tech corridor produces premium rents with appreciation upside. Hampton Roads' military installations produce BAH-backed rental stability. Richmond produces some of the best pure DSCR cash-flow ratios on the East Coast. Understanding which pillar fits your strategy is the key to structuring the right loan.

The Virginia low property tax advantage — 0.82% statewide average

Virginia's average effective property tax rate of 0.82% is among the lowest of any East Coast state. This directly improves DSCR math — lower taxes mean lower PITIA, which means a stronger coverage ratio on the same property with the same rent. On a $350,000 property, Virginia's 0.82% tax rate produces approximately $239/month in taxes vs. $500–$625/month in New Jersey or Texas. That $250–$380/month difference in PITIA can improve your DSCR by 0.15–0.25 points — meaningful on tight deals and a genuine structural advantage across all Virginia markets.

NORTHERN VIRGINIA

Amazon HQ2 + Federal Tech Corridor

Arlington · Alexandria · Fairfax · Herndon · Sterling · Woodbridge · Manassas

Anchors
Amazon HQ2, Pentagon, Booz Allen, Raytheon
Rent profile
Among highest in US outside NYC/SF
DSCR profile
Appreciation play — strong rents, high prices
Best for
Fed/tech worker LTR, appreciation
HAMPTON ROADS

Most Military-Dense Market in the Nation

Virginia Beach · Norfolk · Chesapeake · Newport News · Hampton · Suffolk

Anchor
Naval Station Norfolk — world's largest naval base
BAH income
Accepted for DSCR qualification
VA Beach visitors
14.3 million (2024)
Best for
Military rental, beach STR, stable cash flow
RICHMOND

Best DSCR Cash Flow in Virginia

Richmond · Scott's Addition · Fan District · Church Hill · Chesterfield · Henrico

Entry prices
$200K – $350K
DSCR ratios
1.10 – 1.30x with 20% down
Anchors
VCU Medical, Capital One, state govt
Best for
Cash flow buy-and-hold, BRRRR
SHENANDOAH / CHARLOTTESVILLE

Mountain STR + University Market

Shenandoah Valley · Charlottesville · Front Royal · Luray · Staunton

Shenandoah STR
DC/Richmond weekend demand
Charlottesville
UVA 25,000+ students, wine country
Entry prices
Below comparable NC/TN mountain markets
DSCR profile
STR income — AirDNA accepted
Two Unique Virginia Opportunities

How do Amazon HQ2 and Naval Station Norfolk affect Virginia rentals?

Amazon HQ2 adds high-income tech renters to Northern Virginia, where vacancy risk is low but prices make standard leverage hard, and Naval Station Norfolk anchors Hampton Roads' military rental demand.

Amazon HQ2 — transforming Northern Virginia rental demand

Amazon's HQ2 in Crystal City (Arlington) has brought tens of thousands of high-income technology employees to Northern Virginia and is expected to add tens of thousands more over the coming years. This is on top of an already massive federal government and defense contractor employment base — Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, Booz Allen Hamilton, Leidos, and SAIC all have significant Northern Virginia presences. For DSCR investors, Northern Virginia represents a premium rent market where qualification at standard leverage can be challenging due to high acquisition prices — but where vacancy risk is essentially zero and rent growth has been consistent. Properties in Herndon, Sterling, Manassas, Woodbridge, and Dale City offer more accessible entry prices than Arlington and Alexandria while still drawing from the same employment base via the Dulles Corridor and VRE commuter rail.

Virginia-specific note: loans close in an LLC

Loans Dominick Prevete arranges on Virginia property close in an LLC. If you plan to hold Virginia investment properties, form the LLC before you apply, so the entity documents are ready when the file opens.

Naval Station Norfolk — drives Hampton Roads rental demand

Naval Station Norfolk is the largest naval base in the world by personnel — and it's one anchor in a Hampton Roads military complex that also includes Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek, Langley Air Force Base, Fort Eustis, and numerous other installations. This concentration of military employment creates the most stable, reliable rental tenant base of any market on the East Coast.

Military families on 2–3 year assignments need housing, and BAH (Basic Allowance for Housing) payments provide government-backed rent that effectively eliminates payment risk. We accept BAH lease structures as qualifying income for DSCR purposes. Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, and Suffolk offer a combination of military rental stability and Virginia Beach's 14.3 million visitors in 2024 driving beach STR income that few markets in the country can replicate.

Loan Programs

What investment property loans are available in Virginia?

Dominick Prevete arranges DSCR rental, fix-and-flip and rental portfolio loans throughout Virginia; DSCR loans start from 7.25% (November 2026).

MOST POPULAR

DSCR Rental Loan

From 7.25%Rates as of November 2026/ 30-yr fixed
  • ✓Qualifies on rent — no tax returns
  • ✓Up to 85% LTV
  • ✓Richmond, NoVA, Hampton Roads
  • ✓SFR, 2–4 unit, multifamily 5+
  • ✓Close in your VA LLC
  • ✓No limit on financed properties
MILITARY SPECIALIST

Hampton Roads Military Rental

From 7.25%Rates as of November 2026/ 30-yr fixed
  • ✓BAH income accepted for qualification
  • ✓Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake
  • ✓Newport News, Hampton, Suffolk
  • ✓Low vacancy — military rotation demand
  • ✓Virginia Beach beach STR also eligible
  • ✓AirDNA for coastal STR properties
FAST CLOSE

Fix & Flip Loan

From 8.75%Rates as of November 2026/ 12 mo
  • ✓Up to 90% of purchase
  • ✓100% rehab financing
  • ✓Close in 7–14 days
  • ✓Richmond, NoVA, Hampton Roads
  • ✓Interest-only payments
  • ✓First-time investors OK
PORTFOLIO

Portfolio Loan

From 7.125%Rates as of November 2026/ blanket
  • ✓Bundle 5+ VA properties
  • ✓Mix NoVA + Richmond + Hampton Roads
  • ✓One closing, one payment
  • ✓Cash-out available
  • ✓Min. $500K aggregate
  • ✓No per-property income docs
Complete 2026 Guide

DSCR Loans in Virginia: The 2026 Investor Guide

Virginia is one of the most strategically positioned real estate investment states on the entire East Coast. Its three distinct economic engines — the federal government and technology corridor in Northern Virginia, the world's largest concentration of military installations in Hampton Roads, and the emerging urban revival in Richmond — create investment opportunities across every strategy from appreciation-focused premium rental to BAH-backed military housing to pure cash-flow buy-and-hold. Virginia's 0.82% average property tax rate further improves DSCR math relative to higher-tax neighboring states, and the state's population keeps growing, with demand concentrated in NoVA, Richmond, and Hampton Roads.

Northern Virginia: The Federal and Technology Corridor

Northern Virginia's rental market is anchored by one of the most economically stable employment bases in the country — the federal government, the Department of Defense, and the enormous defense contractor ecosystem that has grown up around them. Northrop Grumman, Raytheon, Booz Allen Hamilton, Leidos, and SAIC employ tens of thousands in the NoVA corridor. Amazon HQ2 in Crystal City has added a major technology employment layer. Northern Virginia commands some of the highest rents in the country outside of New York City and San Francisco — but those rents come with correspondingly high acquisition prices that can make DSCR qualification at standard leverage challenging. The best DSCR opportunities in NoVA are typically in outer suburbs like Herndon, Sterling, Manassas, Woodbridge, and Dale City, where entry prices are lower but tenants still commute to DC-area employment via the Dulles Corridor and VRE commuter rail.

Hampton Roads: BAH-Backed Military Stability

Hampton Roads hosts the world's largest naval base, five other major military installations, and the most concentrated military employment base of any metro area in the United States. Naval Station Norfolk alone employs tens of thousands of military and civilian personnel. For DSCR investors, this creates a rental market characterized by consistent demand from military families on 2–3 year rotations, BAH-backed rent payments that provide government-backed income certainty, and low vacancy rates driven by constant incoming assignments replacing outgoing ones. We accept BAH lease structures as qualifying income for DSCR purposes. Virginia Beach adds a second dimension — 14.3 million visitors in 2024 to its oceanfront create strong beach STR demand alongside the military housing market, making Virginia Beach one of the most versatile investment markets in the state.

Richmond: Virginia's Best DSCR Cash Flow Market

Richmond has undergone a sustained revitalization over the past decade — anchored by Scott's Addition's brewery and restaurant corridor, VCU Medical Center's expansion, Capital One's headquarters, and state government employment. The result is a rental market with strong, diverse demand from young professionals, healthcare workers, and government employees, at acquisition prices of $200,000–$350,000 that produce DSCR ratios of 1.10–1.30x with 20% down at current rates. Richmond delivers the best pure cash-flow DSCR fundamentals in Virginia — significantly better than Northern Virginia's premium pricing and with more diverse demand than a purely military market. Surrounding Chesterfield and Henrico Counties offer lower property taxes than Richmond City, improving DSCR math for suburban buy-and-hold investors.

Shenandoah Valley and Charlottesville: STR and University Markets

The Shenandoah Valley draws weekend visitors from Washington DC, Richmond, and Northern Virginia for outdoor recreation, wine country, and historic tourism. Properties in Front Royal, Luray, and Staunton qualify for AirDNA-based DSCR financing at acquisition prices significantly below comparable mountain STR markets in North Carolina or Tennessee. Charlottesville combines University of Virginia's 25,000+ students with wine country tourism and Blue Ridge outdoor recreation to create a multi-layered rental demand profile. Entry prices of $300,000–$500,000 with strong appreciation fundamentals make Charlottesville a compelling market for investors who want both income and long-term upside.

Virginia DSCR Loan Requirements in 2026

Standard requirements include a down payment of 15% or more, a DSCR of 1.0 or above, and 3 months reserves. No tax returns or W2s required. BAH military income accepted as qualifying income. STR programs accept AirDNA for Shenandoah, Virginia Beach, and Charlottesville markets. Loans Dominick Prevete arranges on Virginia property close in an LLC, so form the LLC before you apply. Loan amounts $75,000 to $25 million statewide.

2025 HMDA Data

Who are the DSCR and investment-property lenders in Virginia?

The most active investment-property lenders in Virginia in 2025 HMDA data were Kiavi Funding, Inc.; UNITED SHORE FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC; and Rocket Mortgage, LLC, out of 503 lenders that reported. HMDA doesn't flag which loans were DSCR loans, so this list mixes DSCR and conventional investment-property lenders. Dominick Prevete places DSCR loans across 100+ lenders, including several that reported in Virginia, and matches each file to the one most likely to fund it.

Every year, lenders report their originations under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act. We filtered Virginia's 2025 filings to closed-end loans on 1–4 unit investment properties: 12,943 loans totaling $3.74B across 503 lenders. These were the most active.

Most active investment-property lenders in Virginia, 2025 HMDA
LenderLoansVolumeAvg loanPurchase share
Kiavi Funding, Inc.903$245.1M$271K74.3%
UNITED SHORE FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC559$151.7M$271K54.9%
Rocket Mortgage, LLC482$113.5M$236K38.8%
Towne Bank239$63.0M$263K90.0%
PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC211$76.2M$361K58.3%
First Heritage Mortgage, LLC200$62.0M$310K92.5%
CAPITAL CENTER, L.L.C.185$46.6M$252K41.6%
Atlantic Union Bank180$43.8M$243K71.1%
Atlantic Coast Mortgage, LLC179$54.2M$303K77.1%
FIRST BANCORP, INC.171$39.5M$231K78.9%
THE LOAN STORE, INC.159$42.0M$264K52.2%
CROSSCOUNTRY MORTGAGE, INC.158$53.4M$338K77.2%
MOVEMENT MORTGAGE, LLC150$38.8M$259K77.3%
NEWREZ LLC147$44.1M$300K55.8%
LIMA ONE CAPITAL, LLC146$48.1M$329K33.6%
OCMBC, INC.144$38.2M$265K55.6%
ANGEL OAK MORTGAGE SOLUTIONS LLC133$32.1M$241K54.1%
DEEPHAVEN MORTGAGE LLC131$35.8M$273K35.1%
Loan Funder LLC129$31.4M$244K56.6%
Alcova Mortgage LLC128$30.5M$238K81.2%
Truist Bank123$36.7M$299K80.5%
HOMEXPRESS MORTGAGE CORP.123$36.0M$293K23.6%
LENDINGONE, LLC118$24.8M$210K22.0%
AMWEST FUNDING CORP.117$32.3M$276K63.2%
CV3 FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC117$25.0M$214K76.9%

Source: 2025 HMDA loan-level data (CFPB/FFIEC Data Browser), retrieved October 31, 2026. Updated annually. See how this data is built or download the full dataset (CSV) — all 503 reporting lenders with every underlying figure. Researching the market rather than financing a property? The Virginia lending data page covers this table on its own.

What this table can't show you: fit. HMDA exempts short-term financing, so fix-and-flip and bridge lenders barely appear here — and no federal dataset knows which lender's guidelines match your deal, your entity, or your timeline. That's the job. Dominick Prevete structures your file and places it across 100+ lenders — including some on this list — so it lands with the one most likely to fund it.

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DSCR loans by county in Virginia

Each county page compares the county's 2025 HMDA investor-lending figures with Virginia's and names its most active lenders. Counties are listed by investor loan count.

  • Fairfax County987 loans
  • Virginia Beach city770 loans
  • Henrico County703 loans
  • Richmond city689 loans
  • Chesterfield County648 loans
  • Norfolk city488 loans
  • Prince William County435 loans
  • Loudoun County423 loans
  • Roanoke city411 loans
  • Chesapeake city318 loans
  • Lynchburg city295 loans
  • Hampton city294 loans
  • Newport News city293 loans
  • Portsmouth city292 loans
  • Frederick County249 loans
  • Arlington County220 loans
  • Danville city220 loans
  • Petersburg city214 loans
  • Spotsylvania County193 loans
  • Alexandria city168 loans
  • Rockingham County154 loans
  • Suffolk city143 loans
  • Roanoke County140 loans
  • Montgomery County137 loans
  • Stafford County121 loans
  • Albemarle County116 loans
  • Charlottesville city107 loans
  • Campbell County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)96 loans
  • Hanover County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)95 loans
  • Bedford County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)93 loans
  • Louisa County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)85 loans
  • Hopewell city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)82 loans
  • Fauquier County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)81 loans
  • Harrisonburg city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)81 loans
  • Shenandoah County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)79 loans
  • James City County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)75 loans
  • Nelson County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)71 loans
  • Page County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)70 loans
  • Staunton city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)69 loans
  • Warren County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)69 loans
  • York County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)68 loans
  • Winchester city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)66 loans
  • Augusta County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)64 loans
  • Orange County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)64 loans
  • Manassas city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)61 loans
  • Waynesboro city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)60 loans
  • Mecklenburg County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)58 loans
  • Bristol city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)55 loans
  • Fredericksburg city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)55 loans
  • Washington County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)52 loans
  • Amherst County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)51 loans
  • Franklin County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)51 loans
  • Henry County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)50 loans
  • Salem city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)49 loans
  • Culpeper County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)45 loans
  • Colonial Heights city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)43 loans
  • Gloucester County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)41 loans
  • New Kent County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)41 loans
  • Pittsylvania County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)39 loans
  • Isle of Wight County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)38 loans
  • Pulaski County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)38 loans
  • Westmoreland County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)37 loans
  • Botetourt County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)35 loans
  • Caroline County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)35 loans
  • Halifax County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)35 loans
  • Prince George County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)35 loans
  • Martinsville city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)34 loans
  • Fairfax city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)33 loans
  • Accomack County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)32 loans
  • King George County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)30 loans
  • Smyth County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)29 loans
  • Nottoway County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)28 loans
  • Tazewell County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)28 loans
  • Williamsburg city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)28 loans
  • Wythe County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)28 loans
  • Carroll County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)27 loans
  • Northampton County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)27 loans
  • Fluvanna County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)26 loans
  • Dinwiddie County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)25 loans
  • Lee County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)25 loans
  • Wise County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)25 loans
  • Emporia city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)24 loans
  • Northumberland County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)24 loans
  • Prince Edward County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)24 loans
  • Greene County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)23 loans
  • Powhatan County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)23 loans
  • Franklin city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)21 loans
  • Buckingham County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)19 loans
  • Sussex County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)19 loans
  • Goochland County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)18 loans
  • Rockbridge County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)18 loans
  • Russell County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)18 loans
  • Clarke County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)17 loans
  • Lancaster County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)17 loans
  • Manassas Park city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)17 loans
  • Radford city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)17 loans
  • Appomattox County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)16 loans
  • Essex County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)16 loans
  • Brunswick County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)15 loans
  • Galax city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)15 loans
  • Floyd County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)14 loans
  • Grayson County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)14 loans
  • Middlesex County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)14 loans
  • Richmond County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)14 loans
  • Falls Church city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)13 loans
  • Giles County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)13 loans
  • Lunenburg County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)13 loans
  • Cumberland County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)12 loans
  • Madison County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)12 loans
  • Poquoson city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)12 loans
  • Lexington city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)11 loans
  • Scott County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)11 loans
  • Alleghany County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)10 loans
  • Buena Vista city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)10 loans
  • Charlotte County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)10 loans
  • Dickenson County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)10 loans
  • Greensville County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)10 loans
  • Southampton County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)10 loans
  • King and Queen County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)9 loans
  • King William County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)9 loans
  • Amelia County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)8 loans
  • Craig County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)8 loans
  • Rappahannock County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)8 loans
  • Covington city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)7 loans
  • Mathews County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)7 loans
  • Bath County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)5 loans
  • Buchanan County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)5 loans
  • Patrick County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)5 loans
  • Surry County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)5 loans
  • Charles City County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)4 loans
  • Bland County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)3 loans
  • Norton city (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)3 loans
  • Highland County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)2 loans
Virginia Investor FAQ

Common questions from Virginia investors.

Why is Virginia called the most military-dense investment state?
Virginia hosts more major military installations than any other state — Naval Station Norfolk (world's largest naval base), Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek, Langley Air Force Base, Fort Eustis, Fort Belvoir, Quantico, and multiple others. This creates the most consistent, BAH-backed military rental demand of any state in the country. For DSCR investors, military tenant markets mean low vacancy, government-backed rent payment, and predictable income that underwriters trust.
Do you accept BAH military income for Virginia DSCR loans?
Yes — we accept BAH (Basic Allowance for Housing) lease structures as qualifying income for DSCR purposes. Properties in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Newport News, Hampton, and Suffolk near Hampton Roads military installations are among the most reliable DSCR candidates in the state due to military tenant demand.
Which Virginia market has the best DSCR cash flow ratios?
Richmond consistently produces the best pure DSCR ratios in Virginia. Properties in the $200,000–$350,000 range with rents producing DSCR ratios of 1.10–1.30x with 20% down are achievable in neighborhoods like Scott's Addition, Church Hill, Northside, and the Fan, as well as surrounding Chesterfield and Henrico Counties. Northern Virginia has stronger rents but higher acquisition prices that make DSCR qualification at standard leverage more challenging.
Do loans Dominick Prevete arranges in Virginia close in an LLC?
Loans Dominick Prevete arranges on Virginia property close in an LLC. Form the LLC before you apply, so the entity documents are ready when the file opens.
Can I use Airbnb income to qualify in the Shenandoah Valley or Virginia Beach?
Yes — we accept AirDNA income projections for Shenandoah Valley and Virginia Beach coastal STR acquisitions. Virginia Beach's STR market benefits from both military proximity and 14.3 million visitors in 2024 (City of Virginia Beach). Verify local STR permit requirements for Virginia Beach before applying — the city has STR regulations that vary by zone.
Who are the best DSCR lenders in Virginia?
There isn't one best DSCR lender in Virginia. The right one depends on the property, the DSCR, how you hold title and the prepayment terms you can live with. In 2025 HMDA data the most active investment-property lenders in Virginia were Kiavi Funding, Inc.; UNITED SHORE FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC; and Rocket Mortgage, LLC. Dominick Prevete places DSCR loans across 100+ lenders, including several that reported in Virginia, and matches your file to the one most likely to fund it. Written term sheet within 24 hours — rate, leverage, and structure.
Is Dominick Prevete a lender?
No. Dominick Prevete is a mortgage broker: he structures your loan and places it with the lender best positioned to fund it, drawing on 100+ lenders nationwide, so your deal isn't limited to one lender's programs. National Loan Provider (NLPI LLC), the brokerage he founded, does not lend or make credit decisions. Dominick is paid when a loan he arranges closes.
Who you're working with

Every deal here is structured personally by Dominick Prevete — 31+ years in real estate finance, including regional leadership of a business generating over $2 billion in annual sales volume, and 100+ bank and institutional lender relationships.

Dominick Prevete arranges business-purpose investor financing in all 50 states. DSCR rates Dominick Prevete arranges start at 7.25% (rates as of November 2026).

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