I don't know if they cover your area, but maybe its worth a shot?

DSCR loans are based off of down payment, credit score and either actual or market rents so it helps to supercharge an investor's real estate goals and net worth.

@Karthik NatarajanProps to you for doing your due diligence.In many areas, assessment amounts are adjusted upon sale of the property so it is NOT unusual and in fact it is quite common for property taxes to increase significantly for a new buyer.Absent any other data, I’d trust the calculator.You could also call the County Tax Collector or Asssesor to verify the information.Good luck.Arn

Buying a house for 40k that is worth much more than that is not the same as buying a house that has a FMV of 40k.

Though, it's worth looking into. 

But, the point is you want to understand the rates/terms of the loan you are using to make sure that you are not paying a lot of additional costs or pre-payment required to get the cash out a few months early. it may very well be worth it but you want to compare apples to apples. 

I would think they would first look at the price and location, and then what it offers (value for money).I am saying those because I am currently looking at properties either in Windsor Hills or outside, but something I can pay very low HOA fees, to increase my ROI.

As much as I am looking forward to getting away from Quickbooks, there are a few pros worth mentioning.

A successful investor's time may be worth hundreds of dollars per hour.

If you are considering selling, think about the level of rehab that it needs to get to retail value and determine if it’s worth it to put money into a rehab to get it up to that level or just selling as is