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A&D Mortgage alternatives: lenders with similar or more flexible published STR terms
Other direct lenders we track, compared with A&D Mortgage on the core loan terms both lenders publish. Each figure links to the lender page it came from, with the date we checked it.
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Based on published terms only; rates and pricing aren't compared. Confirm with each lender. A term one side doesn't publish is “not comparable (not published)” and doesn't count either way. Nothing here is a ranking.
Published terms at least as flexible on every field both publish
Equal or more flexible than A&D Mortgage on every term both lenders publish, with at least 3 terms in common. ✓ = more flexible, = = the same. Sorted by how many terms can be compared, then how many are more flexible.
No direct lender we track publishes terms that are equal or more flexible than A&D Mortgage's on every shared term (with at least 3 in common).
More flexible on some terms
More flexible than A&D Mortgage on at least one term both publish, and less flexible or different on others. Both are listed so you can see the trade-off.
Not comparable (not published)Min DSCR, DSCR below 1.0, Max LTV (purchase), Max LTV (cash-out), Min loan, STR income method, First-time investors, States served
Values: Truss Financial Group first, then A&D Mortgage. Sources and check dates are on each lender page.
Lower minimum credit score, minimum DSCR and minimum loan count as more flexible; so do higher max LTVs and max loan, a published “Yes” on DSCR below 1.0, no-ratio and first-time investors, an STR income method that accepts projections where A&D Mortgage counts booking history only, and a state list that includes all of A&D Mortgage's states plus more. Projection and Either both accept projections, so they count as the same. Referral sources are left out.
Not a lender or broker. No referral fees. For education only. Figures come from each lender's public pages on the date shown and can change without notice, so verify them with the lender. Rates are estimates, not quotes. How we source data.