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DSCR Loans in Wisconsin

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Dominick Prevete arranges DSCR loans across Wisconsin, qualified on the property's rent, not your tax returns. DSCR rental loans start from 7.25% (November 2026), and most close in 14 days. In 2025 HMDA data, 462 lenders made 8,874 investment-property loans in Wisconsin; the most active are in the table below, and 17 counties have their own page.

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Data: 2025 HMDA

Wisconsin investor market at a glance

Wisconsin among the 50 states and DC, 2025 HMDA: Wisconsin's figure, the national figure and Wisconsin's rank among the 51
StatisticWisconsinNationalState rank
Investor loans8,874553,33223rd of 51
Reporting lenders4624,12017th of 51
Loan volume$1.96B$190.57B27th of 51
Average loan$221K$344K38th of 51
Median loan$175K—33rd of 51
Purchases59.3%59.2%29th of 51
Cash-out refinances16.9%18.8%29th of 51
2–4 unit properties41.0%17.3%5th of 51
Top five lenders' share14.2%21.9%51st of 51
Reported business-purpose66.8%70.8%33rd of 51

Wisconsin: closed-end loans on 1–4 unit investment properties. Rank is highest first among the 50 states and DC. The national figures are totals for loans and volume, distinct filers for lenders, and loan-weighted averages for every share; a median does not combine across states.

What stands out in Wisconsin

  • The five most active lenders wrote 14.2% of Wisconsin's investor loans, the lowest share of the 50 states and DC (national figure: 21.9%).

    Lending here is spread across many lenders; the best fit depends on the deal more than the lender's size.

  • 41.0% of Wisconsin's investor loans financed a 2–4 unit property, the 5th-highest share of the 50 states and DC (national figure: 17.3%).

    2–4 unit properties are common here. A DSCR loan on a 2–4 unit property qualifies on the rent from all of its units.

2025 HMDA Data

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

The most active investment-property lenders in Wisconsin in 2025 HMDA data were Kiavi Funding, Inc.; Nicolet National Bank; and Summit Credit Union, out of 462 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 Wisconsin, 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 Wisconsin's 2025 filings to closed-end loans on 1–4 unit investment properties: 8,874 loans totaling $1.96B across 462 lenders. These were the most active.

Most active investment-property lenders in Wisconsin, 2025 HMDA
LenderLoansVolumeAvg loanPurchase share
Kiavi Funding, Inc.316$56.7M$180K67.7%
Nicolet National Bank278$66.1M$238K86.0%
Summit Credit Union250$55.9M$224K57.6%
United Wholesale Mortgage240$42.1M$175K50.8%
EDUCATORS CREDIT UNION178$36.4M$205K35.4%
COVANTAGE CREDIT UNION170$27.6M$163K47.6%
Community First141$39.0M$277K29.1%
FOX COMMUNITIES Credit Union127$26.3M$207K52.0%
Rocket Mortgage, LLC124$23.2M$187K54.0%
HOMEXPRESS MORTGAGE CORP.113$22.3M$197K10.6%
Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation106$24.7M$233K83.0%
T2 FINANCIAL LLC102$18.6M$182K19.6%
Landmark Credit Union101$23.0M$227K62.4%
Bank First, N.A.98$21.5M$219K73.5%
BPL MORTGAGE TRUST, LLC98$12.0M$123K50.0%
One Community Bank93$29.9M$322K65.6%
Nations Lending Corporation91$15.5M$171K71.4%
University of Wisconsin Credit Union90$22.9M$254K72.2%
Royal Credit Union90$18.3M$204K50.0%
Horicon Bank89$18.8M$211K68.5%
VELOCITY COMMERCIAL CAPITAL, LLC86$13.6M$158K26.7%
Ixonia Bank82$24.3M$297K65.9%
The Bank of New Glarus79$23.1M$293K54.4%
WESTCONSIN Credit Union79$18.3M$231K45.6%
GUILD MORTGAGE COMPANY77$14.2M$184K63.6%

Source: 2025 HMDA loan-level data (CFPB/FFIEC Data Browser), retrieved November 11, 2026. Updated annually. See how this data is built or download the full dataset (CSV) — all 462 reporting lenders with every underlying figure. Researching the market rather than financing a property? The Wisconsin 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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Dominick Prevete places loans with some of the lenders listed here through wholesale relationships, and is paid when a loan he arranges closes. Appearing in this table is not an endorsement or a recommendation.

DSCR loans by county in Wisconsin

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

17 Wisconsin counties have their own page so far.

  • Milwaukee County2,253 loans
  • Dane County637 loans
  • Brown County384 loans
  • Racine County375 loans
  • Waukesha County287 loans
  • Outagamie County282 loans
  • La Crosse County250 loans
  • Rock County250 loans
  • Winnebago County249 loans
  • Kenosha County242 loans
  • Sheboygan County200 loans
  • Marathon County193 loans
  • Manitowoc County186 loans
  • Eau Claire County172 loans
  • Walworth County157 loans
  • Fond du Lac County121 loans
  • Washington County118 loans
  • St. Croix County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)99 loans
  • Dodge County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)97 loans
  • Douglas County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)94 loans
  • Jefferson County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)92 loans
  • Door County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)83 loans
  • Wood County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)81 loans
  • Chippewa County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)78 loans
  • Ozaukee County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)77 loans
  • Monroe County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)74 loans
  • Grant County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)72 loans
  • Columbia County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)67 loans
  • Oneida County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)67 loans
  • Sauk County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)65 loans
  • Oconto County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)58 loans
  • Marinette County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)57 loans
  • Dunn County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)54 loans
  • Pierce County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)53 loans
  • Adams County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)50 loans
  • Clark County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)49 loans
  • Vilas County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)49 loans
  • Shawano County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)48 loans
  • Barron County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)46 loans
  • Polk County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)45 loans
  • Portage County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)45 loans
  • Waupaca County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)45 loans
  • Green County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)44 loans
  • Calumet County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)42 loans
  • Lincoln County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)38 loans
  • Vernon County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)38 loans
  • Langlade County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)37 loans
  • Sawyer County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)37 loans
  • Ashland County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)36 loans
  • Jackson County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)33 loans
  • Green Lake County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)32 loans
  • Trempealeau County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)32 loans
  • Crawford County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)31 loans
  • Waushara County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)31 loans
  • Juneau County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)29 loans
  • Burnett County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)27 loans
  • Bayfield County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)25 loans
  • Washburn County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)24 loans
  • Taylor County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)21 loans
  • Kewaunee County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)19 loans
  • Marquette County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)19 loans
  • Rusk County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)19 loans
  • Lafayette County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)18 loans
  • Richland County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)17 loans
  • Iowa County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)13 loans
  • Buffalo County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)12 loans
  • Price County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)12 loans
  • Forest County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)11 loans
  • Iron County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)9 loans
  • Pepin County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)6 loans
  • Florence County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)4 loans
  • Menominee County (fewer than 100 investor loans in 2025)3 loans

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Wisconsin DSCR loan questions

Who are the most active investment-property lenders in Wisconsin?
Kiavi Funding, Inc. (316 loans); Nicolet National Bank (278); and Summit Credit Union (250) led Wisconsin in 2025 HMDA data, out of 462 lenders reporting 1–4 unit investment-property loans in the state. HMDA doesn't flag DSCR loans, so Wisconsin's list mixes DSCR and conventional lenders; the table above ranks its top 25.
How many investment-property loans were made in Wisconsin in 2025?
8,874 closed-end investment-property loans, totaling $1.96B at an average of $221K: the 23rd-most of the 50 states and DC.
Which Wisconsin counties have the most investor lending?
Milwaukee County (2,253 loans); Dane County (637 loans); and Brown County (384 loans) led Wisconsin in 2025 HMDA data, 36.9% of the state's 8,874 investor loans between them.
Can I get a DSCR loan in Wisconsin?
Yes. Dominick Prevete arranges DSCR loans throughout Wisconsin and in all 50 states, qualified on the property's rent, not your tax returns. Most loans close in 14 days. To have him price a Wisconsin deal, call or text (908) 220-6404; he takes these calls himself.
Why don't Wisconsin's county figures add up to the state total?
154 of Wisconsin's 8,874 investor loans in 2025 (1.7%) carry no county code in HMDA, so Wisconsin's county figures sum to less than the state total.