
DSCR Rental Loans in South Carolina for Real Estate Investors
South Carolina's coastal and mountain-adjacent markets have seen sustained rent growth, with Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head among the top short-term and long-term rental markets in the Southeast.
Grafton Funding offers DSCR rental loans throughout South Carolina, with active deal flow in Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, Myrtle Beach, and Hilton Head. Charleston consistently ranks in the top 10 US markets for real estate investor returns, driven by tourism, a major port, and a strong military presence.
Whether you're buying your first rental or expanding a portfolio, our DSCR loans qualify on the property's income — not yours. No W-2. No tax returns. Contact us to see if your South Carolina rental property qualifies.

Why South Carolina Investors Use DSCR Loans
DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) loans are structured around property cash flow rather than borrower income documentation.
South Carolina investors choose DSCR financing because:
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No tax returns or W-2 income verification required
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Qualification based on rental income
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LLC vesting allowed and encouraged
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30-year fixed options available
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Scalable portfolio growth without traditional DTI limitations
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Financing available for 1–10 unit residential investment properties
This structure allows investors to expand across growing markets
throughout South Carolina.
South Carolina DSCR Loan Guidelines
Typical program parameters include:
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Minimum 1.0 DSCR ratio
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640+ credit score (varies by program)
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Up to 75–80% loan-to-value
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30-year fixed and adjustable options
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Prepayment options from 0–5 years
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Loan amounts starting at $75,000
Final terms vary based on property, borrower profile, and market.

Eligible Property Types in South Carolina
Our DSCR loan programs support:
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Single-family rental properties
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Duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes
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5-10 Unit residential rental properties
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Long-term residential rental properties
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Stabilized investment properties
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Portfolio expansion transactions
We lend in major South Carolina markets including:
Charleston
Columbia
Greenville
Myrtle Beach
Spartanburg
Summerville
Florence
And most other cities throughout the state.
Why Work With Grafton Funding in South Carolina
We specialize exclusively in investment property financing.
Our team structures DSCR rental loans nationwide, including throughout South Carolina’s expanding rental markets. Rather than forcing investors into rigid programs, we match financing solutions to your property strategy and long-term portfolio goals.
Whether you're acquiring a new rental property or refinancing an existing asset, we provide streamlined underwriting designed for real estate investors.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do you offer DSCR loans statewide in South Carolina?
A: Yes. We provide DSCR rental financing throughout most South Carolina markets.
Q: Can I close in an LLC?
A: Yes. LLC ownership is permitted and encouraged for investment properties.
Q: Do you use projected rent or current lease income?
A: Programs may use either current lease income or market rent analysis depending on the scenario.
Q: Is this for primary residences?
A: No. DSCR loans are designed exclusively for non-owner occupied investment properties.
Q: Are DSCR loans available in Charleston and Myrtle Beach, SC?
A: Yes. We actively fund DSCR rental loans in both Charleston and Myrtle Beach, as well as Columbia, Greenville, and Hilton Head. South Carolina's diverse markets — from urban rentals to vacation-market long-term holds — fit well within our lending criteria.
Q: Can I use a DSCR loan for a property near the SC coast?
A: Yes, with some considerations. Coastal properties require wind/flood insurance, which affects the DSCR calculation. We account for full PITIA including insurance when underwriting, so bring accurate insurance quotes when you apply. We fund coastal SC deals regularly.
Q: What credit score do I need for a DSCR loan in South Carolina?
A: Most DSCR loan programs require a minimum credit score of 640, with better rates available at 700+. Some exceptions exist — contact us with your scenario and we'll tell you exactly where you stand.
