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South Carolina business-purpose 2nd mortgage

Pull cash from the equity in your South Carolina home or investment property and put it to work in your business, with no income verification and no need to refinance your first mortgage.

No income docsNo ratio · no tax returns
Up to 65% CLTV1st mortgage + new 2nd
24 monthsFixed rate · interest-only
No prepayNo reserves required
Eligibility

South Carolina business 2nd mortgage requirements

What you need to qualify for a no-income, business-purpose 2nd on South Carolina property.

No income verification

No tax returns, pay stubs or income documents. Income is not verified (no ratio).

Up to 65% CLTV

Your 1st mortgage plus the new 2nd can be up to 65% of the property value.

2nd ≥ 35% of your 1st

The new 2nd must be at least 35% of your current first-mortgage balance.

Owner-occupied or investment

Primary home, second home or investment property.

51% to your business

At least 51% of the loan is wired to your business checking account at closing.

Operating business

A viable business with a checking account in the business name.

Handwritten letter

A signed, handwritten letter explaining how the capital will grow your business.

24-month interest-only

Fixed rate, interest-only payments, cash-out allowed, no reserves and no prepayment penalty.

South Carolina notes

  • Available on eligible South Carolina owner-occupied homes, second homes and investment properties, subject to title, escrow and underwriting.
  • Some states carry pricing adjustments; your final South Carolina quote reflects any that apply.
  • Your South Carolina title or escrow company must be willing to wire at least 51% of the loan to your business account (most will, and we can refer one that does).
Example

How much can you borrow in South Carolina?

Property value$1,000,000
Current 1st mortgage$300,000
Maximum combined (65% CLTV)$650,000
Minimum 2nd (35% of the 1st)$105,000
Available 2nd mortgage range$105,000 – $350,000

Illustration only. Your rate, costs and final loan amount are quoted after we review your application.

Popular uses for South Carolina business owners

Inventory & purchase ordersEquipment & vehiclesPayroll & hiringNew location or buildoutPaying off MCAsMarketingBusiness acquisition down payment

Serving business owners and investors throughout South Carolina, including Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, Myrtle Beach and Rock Hill.

Questions

South Carolina business 2nd mortgage FAQ

Can I get a business-purpose 2nd mortgage in South Carolina?

Yes. The program is available in all 50 states, including South Carolina, subject to title, escrow and underwriting approval.

Do I need to verify income for a 2nd mortgage in South Carolina?

No. This is a no-ratio business-purpose loan: no tax returns, pay stubs or income documents are required.

Can I use my South Carolina primary residence?

Yes. Owner-occupied homes in South Carolina are eligible because the loan is for business purposes, with at least 51% of the loan wired to your business account.

How much can I borrow against my South Carolina property?

Your 1st mortgage plus the new 2nd can be up to 65% of the property value, and the 2nd must be at least 35% of your first-mortgage balance.

Do I have to refinance my first mortgage?

No. It's a standalone 2nd trust deed, so your existing first mortgage and its rate stay in place.

What are the terms?

24 months, fixed rate and interest-only, with cash-out allowed, no reserves and no prepayment penalty.

What do I need to apply?

Your property details and first-mortgage balance, a business checking account in the business name, and a handwritten, signed letter explaining how the capital will grow your business.

All 50 states

Business 2nd mortgages by state

Available in all 50 states. Tap your state for local requirements and to apply.

Business-purpose loans only. Win-Win Capital Funding, LLC arranges this financing through a third-party lending partner and may be compensated. Not a commitment to lend; all loans are subject to credit, property, title and underwriting approval, and terms may change without notice. Borrowing against real estate places the property at risk if payments are not made.

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