Fix & Flip, DSCR, Construction & Working Capital — Structured Around Your Strategy

With $290M+ in funding facilitated and 650+ investors served, we help you identify the right path and execute with speed and clarity.

Funding Should Match the Strategy — Not the Other Way Around

“$290M+ in funding facilitated across fix & flip, DSCR, construction, and working capital — nationwide.”
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Rabbani Capital
Fix & Flip
DSCR
Ground-Up
Working Capital
Term
6–18 mo
30 yr
12–18 mo
6–18 mo
Income verification
No
No
No
Business only
Collateral
Property
Property
Property
Not required
Speed
7–14 days
2–4 weeks
4–6 weeks
5–10 days
Best for
Flippers
Buy & hold
Developers
Active investors

Fix & Flip Loans

What it is:
Short-term financing for acquisition and renovation

Best for:
Active investors flipping properties

Loan range:
$50K – $3M+

States:
Nationwide

Key benefits:
We work with investors on fix & flip projects ranging from $50K to $3M+, depending on the property, market, and deal structure.

In many cases, experienced investors with clean deals can close in as little as 10–14 days. More complex scenarios may take longer depending on the property and lender requirements.

No. Fix & flip loans are asset-based, meaning qualification is primarily based on the property value, purchase price, and renovation scope — not your personal W-2 income.

Many programs cover up to 90% of the total project cost depending on experience, deal strength, and lender guidelines. A down payment is typically required.

Not always. Some lenders work with first-time flippers, though terms and requirements may vary. Experienced investors typically access better rates and higher leverage.

A DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) loan qualifies you based on the rental income the property generates — not your personal income. If the property's rent covers the mortgage payment, you may qualify regardless of your employment status or tax returns.
Most lenders look for a minimum DSCR of 1.0 to 1.25, meaning the property's monthly rent covers at least 100–125% of the monthly mortgage payment. Some programs go below 1.0 for strong borrowers.

Yes. Many lenders will underwrite STR properties using projected or historical rental income. Market rental data may be used in place of a traditional lease.

Most DSCR programs require a minimum credit score of 620–680, though requirements vary by lender and loan size. Higher scores typically access better rates and terms.

Yes. Once a property is stabilized and rented, a DSCR refinance allows you to pull equity out based on rental income — without needing to qualify on personal earnings. This is one of the most common uses of DSCR financing we structure.

DSCR Loans

What it is:
Long-term rental loans based on property income

Best for:
Buy & hold investors

Loan range:
$50K – $5M+

Property types:
Single family, multifamily (2–4 units), STR

Min DSCR ratio:
0.80–1.25 (varies by lender)

Key benefits:

"Also ideal for the refinance leg of a BRRRR strategy — qualify based on rental income, not personal earnings."

Ground-Up Construction

What it is:
Financing for new builds

Best for:
Experienced developers with 1+ completed project

Loan to cost:
Up to 85% LTC on eligible projects

Key benefits:

"Ground-up construction financing is available for experienced investors and developers. First-time builders may be reviewed on a case-by-case basis."

We work with investors and developers building new residential properties, including single family homes, small multifamily, and spec builds. Project eligibility depends on scope, experience, and market.

Most lenders require at least one completed ground-up project. First-time builders may still be reviewed on a case-by-case basis depending on the deal structure and team involved.

Funds are released in stages tied to construction milestones — typically foundation, framing, mechanical/electrical, and completion. An inspector verifies progress before each draw is released.

Many programs offer up to 80–85% of total project cost for qualified borrowers. Land equity and borrower experience are key factors in determining leverage.

Most ground-up construction loans have terms of 12–18 months, with extensions available depending on the lender and project timeline.

Working capital is commonly used by investors for acquisition deposits, renovation cost gaps, bridge funding between deals, operating expenses, and maintaining liquidity while active projects are in progress.

Programs typically range from $25K to $500K+ depending on business profile, revenue, time in business, and creditworthiness.

Not always. Many working capital programs are unsecured, meaning no real estate or physical asset is required as collateral. Qualification is based primarily on business and personal credit profile.

Certain business credit programs offer 0% introductory interest periods — typically 12–18 months — for qualified borrowers. After the introductory period, standard rates apply. These programs work best for investors who plan to deploy and repay capital within the promotional window.

In many cases, qualified borrowers can access working capital in as little as 5–10 business days from application to funding.

Working Capital

What it is:
Business capital solutions for active real estate investors — used for acquisition deposits, bridge gaps, operating expenses, and deal flow management.

Typical range:
$25K – $500K

Best used for:
Acquisition deposits, renovation gaps, portfolio liquidity, gator funding

Key benefits:

Not Sure Which Funding Path Fits Your Situation?

That's exactly what the first call is for. We'll review your project, timeline, and goals — and help you identify which funding direction makes the most sense before you ever fill out an application.

No pressure. No commitment. Just clarity.

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