Dominion Financial alternatives: lenders with similar or more flexible published STR terms

Other direct lenders we track, compared with Dominion Financial 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.

At least as flexible on every shared term
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More flexible on some terms
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Direct lenders compared
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Checked
Oct 22, 2026

What Dominion Financial publishes

The terms every alternative below is compared against. Verified from lender's own page on Oct 22, 2026

Dominion Financial published core terms
TermDominion Financial
Min credit score680source · Oct 22, 2026
Min DSCRNot published
DSCR below 1.0Not published
No-ratio optionNot published
Max LTV (purchase)80%source · Oct 22, 2026
Max LTV (cash-out)75%source · Oct 22, 2026
Min loanNot published
Max loanNot published
STR income methodNot published
First-time investorsNot published
States servedAll except NVsource · Oct 22, 2026

Published terms at least as flexible on every field both publish

Equal or more flexible than Dominion Financial 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.

Griffin Funding 3 more flexible · 1 same · 4 compared

Griffin Funding compared with Dominion Financial on terms both publish
TermDominion FinancialGriffin Fundingvs Dominion Financial
Min credit score680620source · Oct 22, 2026more flexible
Max LTV (purchase)80%85%source · Oct 22, 2026more flexible
Max LTV (cash-out)75%75%source · Oct 22, 2026same
States servedAll except NVAll 50 states + DCsource · Oct 22, 2026more flexible

Not comparable (not published by one or both): Min DSCR, DSCR below 1.0, No-ratio option, Min loan, Max loan, STR income method, First-time investors.

Uncapco Financial 1 more flexible · 2 same · 3 compared

Uncapco Financial compared with Dominion Financial on terms both publish
TermDominion FinancialUncapco Financialvs Dominion Financial
Min credit score680660source · Oct 22, 2026more flexible
Max LTV (purchase)80%80%source · Oct 22, 2026same
Max LTV (cash-out)75%75%source · Oct 22, 2026same

Not comparable (not published by one or both): Min DSCR, DSCR below 1.0, No-ratio option, Min loan, Max loan, STR income method, First-time investors, States served.

More flexible on some terms

More flexible than Dominion Financial on at least one term both publish, and less flexible or different on others. Both are listed so you can see the trade-off. Showing 8 of 14.

LendSure Mortgage 4 terms compared

  • More flexibleMin credit score: 660 vs 680; Max LTV (purchase): 85% vs 80%
  • DifferentStates served: lists 1 state (NV) Dominion Financial doesn't, but not 1 state (NY) Dominion Financial lists
  • SameMax LTV (cash-out)
  • Not comparable (not published)Min DSCR, DSCR below 1.0, No-ratio option, Min loan, Max loan, STR income method, First-time investors

Values: LendSure Mortgage first, then Dominion Financial. Sources and check dates are on each lender page.

theLender 4 terms compared

  • More flexibleMin credit score: 620 vs 680; Max LTV (purchase): 85% vs 80%
  • DifferentStates served: lists 1 state (NV) Dominion Financial doesn't, but not 1 state (NY) Dominion Financial lists
  • SameMax LTV (cash-out)
  • Not comparable (not published)Min DSCR, DSCR below 1.0, No-ratio option, Min loan, Max loan, STR income method, First-time investors

Values: theLender first, then Dominion Financial. Sources and check dates are on each lender page.

1st Nationwide Mortgage 4 terms compared

  • More flexibleMin credit score: 640 vs 680
  • Less flexibleStates served: 42 states/DC listed vs All except NV
  • SameMax LTV (purchase), Max LTV (cash-out)
  • Not comparable (not published)Min DSCR, DSCR below 1.0, No-ratio option, Min loan, Max loan, STR income method, First-time investors

Values: 1st Nationwide Mortgage first, then Dominion Financial. Sources and check dates are on each lender page.

Acra Lending 4 terms compared

  • More flexibleMin credit score: 640 vs 680
  • Less flexibleMax LTV (purchase): 75% vs 80%; Max LTV (cash-out): 70% vs 75%
  • DifferentStates served: lists 1 state (NV) Dominion Financial doesn't, but not 3 states (AK, ND, SD) Dominion Financial lists
  • Not comparable (not published)Min DSCR, DSCR below 1.0, No-ratio option, Min loan, Max loan, STR income method, First-time investors

Values: Acra Lending first, then Dominion Financial. Sources and check dates are on each lender page.

Easy Street Capital 4 terms compared

  • More flexibleMin credit score: 640 vs 680
  • DifferentStates served: lists 1 state (NV) Dominion Financial doesn't, but not 2 states (ND, SD) Dominion Financial lists
  • SameMax LTV (purchase), Max LTV (cash-out)
  • Not comparable (not published)Min DSCR, DSCR below 1.0, No-ratio option, Min loan, Max loan, STR income method, First-time investors

Values: Easy Street Capital first, then Dominion Financial. Sources and check dates are on each lender page.

Lima One Capital 4 terms compared

  • More flexibleMin credit score: 660 vs 680
  • Less flexibleMax LTV (purchase): 75% vs 80%; Max LTV (cash-out): 70% vs 75%
  • DifferentStates served: lists 1 state (NV) Dominion Financial doesn't, but not 4 states (AK, ND, SD, VT) Dominion Financial lists
  • Not comparable (not published)Min DSCR, DSCR below 1.0, No-ratio option, Min loan, Max loan, STR income method, First-time investors

Values: Lima One Capital first, then Dominion Financial. Sources and check dates are on each lender page.

Newfi Wholesale 4 terms compared

  • More flexibleMin credit score: 640 vs 680
  • Less flexibleMax LTV (purchase): 75% vs 80%
  • DifferentStates served: lists 1 state (NV) Dominion Financial doesn't, but not 2 states (MA, NY) Dominion Financial lists
  • SameMax LTV (cash-out)
  • Not comparable (not published)Min DSCR, DSCR below 1.0, No-ratio option, Min loan, Max loan, STR income method, First-time investors

Values: Newfi Wholesale first, then Dominion Financial. Sources and check dates are on each lender page.

Quickline Capital 4 terms compared

  • More flexibleMin credit score: 660 vs 680
  • DifferentStates served: lists 1 state (NV) Dominion Financial doesn't, but not 1 state (DC) Dominion Financial lists
  • SameMax LTV (purchase), Max LTV (cash-out)
  • Not comparable (not published)Min DSCR, DSCR below 1.0, No-ratio option, Min loan, Max loan, STR income method, First-time investors

Values: Quickline Capital first, then Dominion Financial. Sources and check dates are on each lender page.

How this page is built

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 Dominion Financial counts booking history only, and a state list that includes all of Dominion Financial's states plus more. Projection and Either both accept projections, so they count as the same. Referral sources are left out.

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