An investor with nine rentals usually has nine loans, nine maturity dates, nine insurance binders and nine servicers. The portfolio loan collapses that into one instrument. The card is explicit about the three things it is for: unlocking existing equity, consolidating debt, and purchasing new rental properties, all against a pool of five or more properties or units.
The published terms are fixed at 5, 7, 30 or 40 years, up to 80% LTV, with rates from 6.50% to 9.99% on the Non-QM tier. Four term options is not a small detail on a portfolio: it is how an owner matches the debt to the plan, taking five years when a sale is coming and thirty or forty when the intention is to hold and let the rents grow into the payment.
Landlord experience is required on this card, and the requirement is reasonable rather than obstructive, since an owner already running five doors has it by definition. Property types are SFR, condos and townhomes, 2-4 units and multifamily, and the credit floor is 620. The card describes the result plainly: a long term loan on a stabilized multifamily property, competitive rates, quick closings and high LTV.