Investor · Los Angeles, CA · Member since 2020 · 8 posts · 6 votes
Sounds sort of silly, but, we're constantly looking at properties in the Akron, OH area, and many of the properties that will yield the highest rents are in the range of $80K to $120K... I have no problem getting document loans in the 7.125 range for these properties, but, can't seem to find any DSCR lenders for properties like this. Are there any out there? —I know it's probably not an ideal size to lend on, but, without question can say we typically get them in volume... 10 to 15 year.
Lender · Massillon, OH · Member since 2022 · 1k+ posts · 486 votes
3y
I'll third what Kristen and Jack said - $75k is the lowest any of my lenders will go on a DSCR. I'm always on the lookout for lenders that go lower, but haven't come across any yet. I'm local to the area and have had quite a few people in the same situation as you.
Lender · Austin, TX · Member since 2022 · 474 posts · 586 votes
3y
Hey William,
As @Kristen L Garner mentioned, 75k loan amount is typically the lowest that DSCR lenders will allow. Loans less than 75k would likely need true private lending from an individual or a credit union.
Lender · Massillon, OH · Member since 2022 · 1k+ posts · 486 votes
3y
I'll third what Kristen and Jack said - $75k is the lowest any of my lenders will go on a DSCR. I'm always on the lookout for lenders that go lower, but haven't come across any yet. I'm local to the area and have had quite a few people in the same situation as you.
Sounds sort of silly, but, we're constantly looking at properties in the Akron, OH area, and many of the properties that will yield the highest rents are in the range of $80K to $120K... I have no problem getting document loans in the 7.125 range for these properties, but, can't seem to find any DSCR lenders for properties like this. Are there any out there? —I know it's probably not an ideal size to lend on, but, without question can say we typically get them in volume... 10 to 15 year.
Anyway, any takers?
You'll have to buy a few and tie them together in a portfolio loan where the minimum property value is 50-60K.
Sounds sort of silly, but, we're constantly looking at properties in the Akron, OH area, and many of the properties that will yield the highest rents are in the range of $80K to $120K... I have no problem getting document loans in the 7.125 range for these properties, but, can't seem to find any DSCR lenders for properties like this. Are there any out there? —I know it's probably not an ideal size to lend on, but, without question can say we typically get them in volume... 10 to 15 year.
Anyway, any takers?
can send you some lender referrals in Ohio. I have a list of like 500 so at least one will probably do this
Lender · Los Angeles, CA · Member since 2018 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
3y
@William Lemmon We'd be in that same general rate range (low to mid 7s) for a 30 year fixed completely based on DSCR as long the property is priced at/worth at least $100,000. 75% LTV max. Like you, I'm a Los Angeles based investor with rentals in the midwest in that range so I use these same products for my own portfolio.
Real Estate Agent · Wadsworth, OH · Member since 2017 · 234 posts · 168 votes
3y
I am an agent and investor in Akron market. As many above have said, you won't find any true DSCR options under $75k LOAN amount. That is the minimum threshold I have encountered here.