Investment Property Loans with Crestico Funding
What is an Investment Property Home Loan?
Lenders generally classify an investment property as a non owner occupied home because the borrower does not plan to live in the property as their primary residence. Instead, the home is purchased to create cash flow, increase equity, or support future investment opportunities.
Before purchasing an investment property, it is important to understand financing costs, expected rental income, property expenses, and loan qualification requirements. Crestico Funding helps investors evaluate these factors so they can make informed financing decisions and move through the mortgage process with confidence.
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Types of Investment Properties You Can Finance
What Makes a Property an Investment Property?

Who Should Consider an Investment Property Loan?
These loans may be a good fit for buyers who want to generate rental income, purchase properties with strong appreciation potential, diversify their investments, or create additional sources of passive income. Crestico Funding works with both first time and experienced real estate investors to find financing solutions that match their financial objectives.
How Investment Property Loans Work
During the financing process, your lender evaluates both your financial strength and the investment itself. Depending on the loan program, projected rental income may also help support qualification. Crestico Funding guides you through every step, helping you understand your options and making the mortgage process simple and efficient.