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We are not constrained by strict banking rules and only offer custom-built options for our clients. At Bentley Funding, we help entrepreneurs obtain Creative and Common Sense Financing Solutions for Businesses and Investment Properties. Using our network of various types of direct lenders banks, credit unions, and others, we can offer you some of the most flexible loan terms in the industry, depen

ding on the deal, investor profile, background, and experience. Other lenders take a one size fits all approach to making loans - but we don't. We carefully evaluate each and every deal and offer competitive terms when the deal makes sense. From Residential Fix and Flip, Rental, multi families, commercial, Line of Credit, Refinance, or construction, it's our job to get you the money to accomplish your deal. We can structure loans in most states. Terms will vary from market to market, but if your deal sounds, we can get your deal closed.

04/14/2026

Producer Price Index Rises 0.5% in March
The Producer Price Index (PPI) increased 0.5% month-over-month in March, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported, coming in well below the 1.2% consensus estimate and matching February’s revised 0.5% gain. On an annual basis, producer inflation rose 4.0%, also undershooting expectations of 4.7% and accelerating from 3.4% in the prior month..
Core PPI, which excludes food and energy, showed more muted momentum. The index increased just 0.1% month-over-month, compared to a 0.5% consensus forecast and a revised 0.3% gain in February. Year-over-year, core PPI rose 3.8%, in line with the prior month but below expectations of 4.2%.
The headline increase was driven entirely by goods inflation. Final demand goods prices rose 1.6%, the largest monthly gain since August 2023, while services prices were unchanged, pointing to a divergence between commodity-linked inflation and service-sector stability.
Energy played a central role in the upside. Prices for final demand energy surged 8.5% in March, accounting for the bulk of the increase and reinforcing the volatility tied to commodity markets.
Meanwhile, the index for final demand less foods, energy, and trade services rose 0.2% in March, down from 0.5% in February. On a yearly basis, this measure increased 3.6%, suggesting some moderation in core inflation trends despite elevated headline readings.
This story was posted on Connect Money

04/07/2026

DSCR Loans: a more accessible way to finance your rental property

A DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) loan is a type of residential rental property financing that qualifies the property based on a property's rental income rather than the borrower's income or tax returns. Lenders divide the property's gross rent by its monthly debt obligations (PITIA) to calculate the DSCR. A minimum accepted ratio is 1.0 , with 1.25 or higher considered strong. For first-time investors, a DSCR loan may offer a more accessible route to ownership than a conventional investment property mortgage, with no income verification, no DTI limits, and closing timelines that can often be completed in weeks.

Key Points :
DSCR loans qualify based on property cash flow, not your W2, tax returns, or personal debt-to-income ratio
No real estate investing experience is typically required—DSCR loans may be accessible to first-time investors as well.
The DSCR formula is: Gross Rental Income ÷ PITIA (Principal, Interest, Taxes, Insurance, HOA)
A DSCR of 1.0 or higher is required. However most lenders like to see1.25 or above
LLC borrowing is preferred, potentially helping investors separate personal and investment assets
Closing timelines can often be completed in weeks

First time investors or seasoned investors can take advantage of the DSCR program when buying or refinancing a residential rental property. Thus your tax returns are not a concern and do not need to be presented for income verification, or you are unsure whether you would qualify for a traditional mortgage on an investment property. That is where a DSCR loan may be worth exploring.

Unlike conventional mortgages, DSCR loans are designed specifically for residential investment properties. The DSCR programs evaluate whether the property itself can generate sufficient rental income to cover its debt obligations, not if the principal's W2 or personal tax return meets a lender's income threshold. For real estate investors (REIs) looking to own their first rental , this distinction could open doors that traditional financing might not.

03/31/2026

Many of today’s real estate investors have built their portfolios in an era of low rates, abundant liquidity, and rising home prices. Few have experienced a true down-cycle. Yet anyone who operated through 2008 to 2012 remembers that markets do not move in straight lines and liquidity can disappear quickly.
Several patterns from that period are beginning to reappear today.
Understanding what actually happened then can help investors navigate the next phase of the 2025–2026 cycle far more effectively.
The Last Downturn: A Slow Unraveling, Not a Sudden Collapse. The 2008 is remembered as an immediate crash, the real decline unfolded gradually.
2007: Liquidity thinned, buyers hesitated, but prices held.
2008: Sentiment shifted, prices began to soften, though some segments held firm due to affordability and government incentives.
2009–2010: Liquidity evaporated. Deals stalled because capital froze.
2011–2012: Buying opportunities emerged as prices bottomed and sellers capitulated. The bargains appeared years after the first signs of weakening.
The Biggest Mistake of the Great Recession
The investors who struggled most were not the ones who bought incorrectly. They were the ones who waited too long to accept changing conditions.
Rather than adjusting pricing, many held on, convinced a rebound was around the corner. Loss aversion kept them tied to yesterday’s values, and liquidity loss ultimately overwhelmed them. Those who redeployed into better opportunities survived. Today’s Market Has Similar Characteristics
Rates began rising rapidly in 2023, but the impact was muted at first.
2024: Extremely low inventory kept prices stable.
2025: Liquidity tightened. Holding times increased. Margins compressed.
2026: The question is no longer “if” the market changes, but “what” would realistically cause improvement in the next year.
Just as in 2008, cycles take time to unfold. Liquidity tightens first, price adjustments follow later, and capitulation is rarely immediate.
We are now several years into reduced liquidity without meaningful relief, which historically precedes broader buying opportunities.
How Savvy Investors Should Prepare Now
Price to sell: If demand softens, today’s comps may not hold tomorrow.
Protect liquidity: Carrying costs accelerate losses in tightening markets. Velocity matters more than top-of-market margins.
Avoid trying to catch the bottom: Wait too long and you lose years of runway.
Keep capital ready for real opportunities: The best buys historically appear after recessionary conditions set in, not during early rate movements.
Reassess risk across assets Single-family, multifamily, and land respond differently to tightening cycles. Underwrite accordingly.
Conclusion: The Market Is Shifting, Not Crashing
Like 2007–2008, prices remain stable, and deals are still happening. But liquidity is tightening, leverage is lower, and hold times are stretching. These are the conditions that typically precede the real opportunities.

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