Lender change log

Each time we update a lender record because its published terms changed or our re-check found something new, the change goes here with the old value, the new value and the source. Entries are never edited or removed. RSS feed.

(3 changes)

  1. Logan FinanceSource document
    Before
    Open Road DSCR matrix dated 03/09/2026 (lfctpo.com copy)
    After
    Open Road DSCR matrix dated 06/24/2026 (loganfinance.com)

    Logan published a newer Open Road DSCR matrix. STR min DSCR 1.00, min FICO 700, max loan $1.5M, min loan $150K, 70% refinance LTV and the first-time-investor exclusion are the same in both matrices.

    Source: loganfinance.com · recorded Oct 19, 2026

  2. Logan FinanceMax LTV (purchase)
    Before
    70%
    After
    75%

    STR max LTV: the 03/09/2026 matrix showed 70%; the 06/24/2026 matrix says "Max LTV 75% for Purchase, 70% LTV for Refinance".

    Source: loganfinance.com · recorded Oct 19, 2026

  3. Before
    STR page says all 50 states; its home page says it lends in 45 states. Confirm for your state.
    After
    Quickline's own pages disagree: the STR page says all 50 states, the home page says 45 states and the DSCR rental page says 43 states. None lists which states. Confirm for your state.

    Re-checked with a normal browser fetch. Its DSCR rental page gives a third state count (43). Published STR loan figures were unchanged.

    Source: quicklinecapital.com · recorded Oct 19, 2026

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