HomeScoutz Capital
Deal-first funding review for investors who need leverage, speed, and a clear exit plan before they move forward.
Funding lanes
Built for investors who need the numbers before they commit.
The first review should answer the practical questions: maximum leverage, expected cash to close, holding costs, required documents, and whether the exit can work.
High leverage
Review 100% purchase plus rehab possibilities, ARV caps, cash-to-close, and draw expectations.
Fast proof points
Package the deal with the information needed for preliminary terms, proof of funds, or next-step review.
Exit-aware
Compare the acquisition loan against DSCR, cash-out refinance, rental, or sale exits before you close.
Capital paths
Start with the capital path that fits the property.
Borrowers can understand the route and terms. HomeScoutz Capital keeps partner selection, compensation, and lender notes internal.
Fix & Flip / BRRRR
High-leverage rehab capital
For investors buying and renovating a property where the ARV supports the plan.
Select files can be reviewed for 100% purchase plus rehab. ARV, credit, liquidity, and experience still control the final structure.
What we review
- Purchase contract
- Itemized rehab budget
- ARV support
- Credit, liquidity, and experience
Rental / DSCR
Long-term rental financing
For stabilized rentals, BRRRR exits, purchases, refinances, and cash-out scenarios.
The rent, DSCR, appraised value, payoff, reserves, and credit profile decide the proceeds.
What we review
- Lease or market rent
- Appraisal or valuation
- Payoff and ownership timeline
- Entity and reserve profile
Bridge
Quick-close acquisition capital
For time-sensitive investor purchases that need speed before the long-term plan is finalized.
Best when the purchase price, collateral, borrower cash, and exit are already defined.
What we review
- Closing deadline
- Purchase agreement
- Exit strategy
- Collateral and title details
Ground-Up
Construction review
For non-owner occupied 1-4 unit construction projects with plans, budget, and a real exit.
Construction experience, builder strength, entitlements, budget, and as-completed value matter heavily.
What we review
- Plans and permits
- Construction budget
- Builder experience
- As-completed value support
Portfolio
Portfolio and blanket review
For investors scaling multiple rentals or consolidating several loans into one capital plan.
Rent roll, property list, values, debt, occupancy, and reserves drive the structure.
What we review
- Property schedule
- Rent roll
- Existing debt
- Insurance and reserves
Refi / Cash-Out
Equity and payoff strategy
For owned investment properties that need renovation capital first, then a rental refinance exit.
We compare current debt, renovation budget, finished value, rent, and seasoning before choosing the path.
What we review
- Current payoff
- Renovation scope
- Finished value
- Rent and refinance assumptions
Deal-ready checklist
The details that make a funding review useful.
A stronger first request gives the Capital team enough context to compare leverage, closing costs, reserves, and the likely exit instead of only asking for more paperwork.
Property and contract
Address, purchase price, closing timeline, and signed contract if you have one.
Budget and value
Rehab budget, construction budget, ARV, rent estimate, or current payoff depending on the deal.
Borrower profile
Credit range, available cash, entity name, experience, and any partners or guarantors.
Exit strategy
Sell, refinance into DSCR, hold as rental, portfolio, or still deciding.
Workflow
From first request to funded file.
The public request starts the conversation. ScoutzOS gives the Capital team the operating lane behind it: lead, borrower, deal, conditions, documents, and next action.
Send the deal
Start with the property, capital path, purchase price, budget, ARV or rent, and timing.
We shape the options
The Capital team compares leverage, cash-to-close, required items, and exit risk before terms are discussed.
You see the terms
Borrower-facing terms can show structure, costs, conditions, and next steps without exposing partner lender names.
Track it in the portal
Conditions, documents, status, and next actions move into the borrower-safe Capital portal.
Borrower portal preview
Investor funding request
Capital path
High-leverage rehab
Terms shown
Cash to close, costs, conditions
Open items
Budget and bank statements
Next action
Capital review in progress
Borrowers can view file status, terms, and requested items without exposing internal broker notes, commissions, or partner details.
Portal handoff
A borrower-safe view after the application starts.
Applicants do not need the full ScoutzOS dashboard to stay informed. They can sign into the Capital portal to see terms, requested items, document status, and what the team needs next.
Start here
Send the deal to HomeScoutz Capital.
Share enough detail for a first-pass review of leverage, costs, cash to close, document needs, and likely exit.
Need help first? Email capital@homescoutz.com.
This is not a commitment to lend. All financing is subject to underwriting, collateral review, program availability, and compliance checks.