Need a DSCR Lender in Ohio ($40-100k loans)

Need a DSCR Lender in Ohio ($40-100k loans)

Rental Property Investor · Newton Falls, OH · Member since 2019 · 22 posts · 8 votes

I've reached the DTI limit with typical Lenders at this point. I have 5 Investment Properties (1 duplex 4 single family) and I am getting great returns. My credit score (FICO=830, others around 775). I am at the point where I believe I need to look at DSCR Loans from what I've gathered. I'm looking for a Lender in Ohio that can help me.

-All of my investment properties are in a city in Ohio with roughly 4500 people but it’s a place that is growing and in high demand (I heard some Lenders won’t allow this?).

- My Loan needs will typically be between $40-100k.

- I do not have an LLC currently, hopefully that's not required.

- I am looking for a 30-year loan most likely and can put 20-25% down.

- I will most likely need to jump on an investment quick.

This is currently my track record, I also have a full time job with decent income but again I'm at my DTI limit.

Property 1 - Paid= $44,500 Owe= $28,700 Rent = $800/mo Mortgage+Tax+Ins= $400
Property 2 - Paid= $44,000 Owe= $32,700 Rent = $930/mo Mortgage+Tax+Ins= $360
Property 3 – Paid= $134,900 Owe= $124,600 Rent = $1775/mo Mortgage+Tax+Ins= $980
Property 4 – Paid= $56,000 Owe= $42,600 Rent= $925/mo Mortgage+Tax+Ins= $415
Property 5 – Paid= $65,300 Owe= $50,259 Rent= $950/mo Mortgage+Tax+Ins= $385

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Alex BekezaBusiness Member
Lender · Los Angeles, CA · Member since 2018 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
3y

@Derrick Wortman I invest in Saint Louis where many of the values are in the range of slightly over $100,000. It was difficult to find a DSCR based lender who would lend below $100,000 loan amount. Now I pretty routinely originate them myself but the minimum loan size is $75,000 (minimum $100k value and you cannot blanket properties to meet the minimum).

However, I've heard that Lima One will allow appraised values below $100k.  You may want to give them a shot. 

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  • Investor · Boulder, CO · Member since 2017 · 304 posts · 347 votes
    3y

    Hi @Derrick Wortman have you considered buying on terms aka creative financing?  I know a few investors who switched to these strategies bc they can't get any more loans.

    Also, you look like an excellent borrower.  I wonder if you might post something in the private lending area of BP, you might get some interest from PML?

  • Rental Property Investor · Newton Falls, OH · Member since 2019 · 22 posts · 8 votes
    3y
    Quote from @Shiela R.:

    Hi @Derrick Wortman have you considered buying on terms aka creative financing?  I know a few investors who switched to these strategies bc they can't get any more loans.

    Also, you look like an excellent borrower.  I wonder if you might post something in the private lending area of BP, you might get some interest from PML?


     Thanks Shiela,

    I'll be honest I'm pretty new to all this, I'll put a post in the Pirvate Lending Forum and will look into Private Lending. Thank you!

  • Alex BekezaBusiness Member
    Lender · Los Angeles, CA · Member since 2018 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
    3y

    @Derrick Wortman I invest in Saint Louis where many of the values are in the range of slightly over $100,000. It was difficult to find a DSCR based lender who would lend below $100,000 loan amount. Now I pretty routinely originate them myself but the minimum loan size is $75,000 (minimum $100k value and you cannot blanket properties to meet the minimum).

    However, I've heard that Lima One will allow appraised values below $100k.  You may want to give them a shot. 

  • Lender · Hackensack, NJ · Member since 2016 · 1k+ posts · 372 votes
    3y
    When dealing with properties of a smaller value you might have to package them together in a blanket loan to meet certain DSCR lenders criteria.
  • Rental Property Investor · Newton Falls, OH · Member since 2019 · 22 posts · 8 votes
    3y
    Quote from @Tarik Turner:
    When dealing with properties of a smaller value you might have to package them together in a blanket loan to meet certain DSCR lenders criteria.

     I didn't even know that was a thing, I will look into this thanks!

  • Member since 2022 · 1 post · 0 votes
    3y

    @Derrick Wortman did you find anyone for the lower dscr loans or blanket dscr loan?

  • Sarah HattonPro Member
    Lender · San Diego · Member since 2021 · 80 posts · 56 votes
    3y

    Hey Derrick, 

    Most DSCR lenders have a minimum asset value of $100k and loan amount of $75k. I've found an outlet for properties down to $75k asset value and $55k loan amount, however the rate and origination fees tend to be higher. Some responses suggest looking into blanket or portfolio loans — from my understanding even when you bundle properties together they still need to qualify individually, aka meeting those minimum requirements. Just a heads up!

  • Lender · Venice, CA · Member since 2021 · 189 posts · 132 votes
    3y
    Quote from @Tarik Turner:
    When dealing with properties of a smaller value you might have to package them together in a blanket loan to meet certain DSCR lenders criteria.

    @Derrick Wortman I agree with Tarik. A blanket loan can help you get your foot in the door with lower values on individual properties.  Presently, $75k minimum loan amount and $50k minimum asset value is what I'm aware of. Downside, is all the properties get encumbered with no partial release. But hey, it's an option and a pretty darn good one if you need to tap equity with a 30 year fixed term. 

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