Naperville Collar DSCR No-Seasoning BRRRR Case Study

Funded Naperville SFR BRRRR — $342K buy, $68K rehab, RLTO-free collar hold, no-seasoning DSCR cash-out at 75% LTV. DuPage/Will overlap.

Deal snapshot

Location Naperville, Illinois (Will County parcel)
Property type South Naperville four-bedroom SFR (District 204 feeder)
Loan type Hard money bridge → DSCR no-seasoning cash-out
Loan amount $306,900 bridge (90% LTC)
Close time 8 business days

Investor challenge

A collar-county sponsor recycling capital through three BRRRR deals per year bought a dated South Naperville four-bedroom in a District 204 feeder path. The property needed $68,000 in kitchen, bath, and systems updates before it would lease to corporate transferees. A conventional bank required six to twelve months of seasoning on purchase price before lending against the renovated appraisal — dead time that would have killed the sponsor’s Q3 acquisition pipeline.

Jaken’s solution

90% LTC at 9.85% IO with 12-month term and draws tied to Naperville DPU inspection milestones — roof replacement, kitchen rough-in, final CO. Exit was pre-underwritten to no-seasoning DSCR cash-out at 75% LTV with RLTO-free expense modeling from day one.

Outcome

Market rent at stabilization: $3,450/mo
Appraised value at refi: $478,000
DSCR cash-out: 75% LTV$358,500 @ 7.95% — recovering all acquisition equity and ~$48,000 of rehab capital for the next Will County file

Collar hub: DSCR loans Chicago · hard money lenders Naperville

Acquisition

Purchase: $342,000 · Day 8 close
Hard money: 90% LTC · 9.85% IO · 12-month term

Rehab scope

ItemCost
Kitchen + primary bath remodel$32,000
Hall bath + LVP main level$14,500
Roof replacement (8-year remaining at buy)$12,500
HVAC service + electrical panel$9,000

Total rehab: $68,000 · All-in: $410,000

Hold exit (executed)

  • Gross rent: $3,450/mo (corporate lease, 14-month term)
  • Appraisal: $478,000 (renovated 4-bed comps, 204 district)
  • DSCR refi: 75% LTV$358,500 @ 7.95%
  • DSCR ratio: 1.22 at standard Illinois opex (no RLTO drag)

Why Naperville beat a Chicago two-flat for this sponsor

The same capital deployed in a Chicago RLTO two-flat would have carried $150–$250/door compliance overhead and tighter DSCR at equivalent LTV. Naperville’s school-driven rental demand and RLTO-free hold math produced a 1.22 DSCR — enough to recycle capital in under two months post-lease without selling the asset.

Takeaway for collar investors: no-seasoning DSCR is the recycle engine — but only when rehab pushes rent and appraisal past the ratio your lender underwrites. Naperville finish quality must match district premium; skimping on kitchens destroys refi leverage.

No-seasoning refi calendar (52 days post-lease)

DayAction
0Corporate tenant lease executed ($3,450/mo)
31007 rent schedule ordered
10Appraisal — 204 district renovated 4-bed comps only
18Underwriting + LLC vesting
52DSCR cash-out at 75% LTV; hard money retired

No 6-month wait on $342K purchase price — permanent debt sized to $478K as-repaired appraisal.

District 204 vs 203 — why south Naperville

Sponsor targeted Will County / District 204 for basis — north Naperville 203 four-beds trade $30K–$50K higher with similar rent on this scope. Hard money Naperville page South Naperville SFR flip uses $467K/$655K resale math — different file (flip exit, DuPage-side premium).

CorridorThis BRRRR holdHM page flip example
Buy$342,000$467,000
Rehab$68,000$92,000
ExitDSCR $478K appraisedSale $649,900
Hold period52 days post-lease to refi26 DOM resale

Naperville DPU and draw alignment

Roof replacement triggered DPU exterior inspection before interior draws resumed — 12-day weather delay in March. Draws tied to rough electrical, kitchen rough, and final — not calendar monthly releases.

Chicago two-flat comparison on same equity

Deploying ~$75K cash-in on a Chicago RLTO two-flat modeled 1.05–1.08 DSCR at 75% LTV with $150+/door compliance load. This Naperville file cleared 1.22 with standard Illinois opex — recycle speed funded Will County duplex LOI in same quarter.

Operator lessons

Finish standard: Corporate tenant required quartz counters, SS appliances, and primary-suite walk-in — skimping would have capped rent at $3,100/mo and failed 1.15+ DSCR tier. Tax: Will County bill stress +8% at refi — collar reassessment lagged appraisal by one cycle. Lease file: 14-month corporate lease matched 1007; no month-to-month at permanent debt.

Pipeline: Sponsor closed second collar file within 45 days of refi wire using same no-seasoning DSCR playbook — collar vs city guide documents the capital rotation thesis.

Refi file checklist that cleared in one submission

Executed 14-month corporate lease, 1007 at $3,450/mo, Will County tax bill +8% stress, bound landlord policy, LLC operating agreement, hard money payoff letter, and DPU final inspection card — missing any single item adds 7–10 days on collar refis. Sponsor uploaded full package day 10 after lease start; wire day 52. No RLTO deposit rules simplified compliance vs Chicago files on the same sponsor’s pipeline.

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