Paso Robles DSCR Loans for Rental Property

Are you seeking long-term private financing for a residential rental property in Paso Robles, CA? On this page you'll find a list of lenders that offer these “DSCR” loans for single family homes, condos, and 2-4 unit rental properties in urban areas. Some lenders consider vacation rentals (aka short-term rental or STR). For a purchase, investors typically need a minimum down payment of 20%, and it could be higher depending on the debt service coverage ratio (DSCR), borrower’s credit score and location. The loans terms range from 3 to 30 years. D.S.C.R. stands for debt service coverage ratio, which is a measure of the property's cash flow. The formula is gross rental income divided by expenses (mortgage principal and interest, property taxes, insurance, and HOA dues, if applicable). These loans qualify based on the DSCR rather than the borrower's personal income.
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Top 10 DSCR Lenders in California for Rental Properties (Past 12 Months)

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Based on data from Elementix, this ranking highlights the most active DSCR lenders in California, measured by total funded loan count for long-term residential investment property loans over the past 12 months. This data reflects current lending activity among California real estate investors.

Company Loans Volume Market Share
oaktree funding corporation 852 $541M 36%
american heritage lending 177 $118M 7%
capital alliance 162 $137M 7%
south bay equity lending 146 $102M 6%
equity wave lending 133 $39M 6%
visio lending 91 $41M 4%
diya finance 88 $87M 4%
lendz financial 76 $51M 3%
conventus 75 $58M 3%
cv3 financial services 59 $44M 2%

Source: Elementix.ai (third-party data, not independently verified).

California DSCR Loan Interest Rates

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According to the loan documents software company, Lightning Docs, the average interest rate for California DSCR long-term rental loans in the 2nd quarter of 2026 was 7.19%. The average loan amount was $606,499. These stats are the average of 546 loans funded for residential rental properties in California between April 1, 2026 and June 30, 2026 by multiple lenders that use Lightning Docs as their preferred software provider to prepare loan documents.

 

Top 10 Real Estate Investors in California Using Long-Term Rental Loans (Past 12 Months)

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Based on data from Elementix, this ranking highlights the most active real estate investors in California who utilize long-term financing from private lending companies (including DSCR loans), measured by total borrowing volume over the past 12 months. Reported volume may include loans from banks and conventional lenders.

Entity Loans Volume
tule river homebuyer earned equity agency 925 $187M
vacation trust inc 407 $12M
vacation trust inc 405 $55M
tule river homebuyer earned equity agency 326 $113M
chicago title land trust co 308 $483M
spg capital llc 272 $50M
tule river homebuyer earned equity agency 255 $61M
tule river homebuyer earned equity agency 208 $56M
chicago title land trust compa 172 $92M
tule river homebuyer earned equity agenc 159 $30M

Source: Elementix.ai (third-party data, not independently verified).

Select a Metro Area

California is a large state, and some lenders are selective about where they lend. Filter your search by selecting a metro area:

Northern California: SF Bay Area | Sacramento | Lake Tahoe

Southern California: Los Angeles | San Diego | Orange County | Riverside County | San Bernardino County | Santa Barbara

Central California: Central Valley | Bakersfield | Fresno

California Long-Term Rental Loan Volume by Quarter (Past 12 Months)

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Based on data from Elementix, the following figures show the estimated quarterly loan volume for long-term residential investment property lending in California over the past 12 months.

Q2 2026: ~$14.1B across 13,473 loans

Q1 2026: ~$19.1B across 19,444 loans

Q4 2025: ~$26.1B across 20,238 loans

Q3 2025: ~$20.7B across 18,118 loans

Source: Elementix.ai (third-party data, not independently verified).

Transactions identified as private lender loans were excluded if the available public records did not clearly indicate whether the original loan term was more than 3 years.

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