Just make sure to shop around for good DSCR lenders and crunch the numbers to ensure it makes financial sense long-term.

If long term holds aren't working right now because of high interest rates, maybe look into mid-term or short-term rentals.If mid-term or short-term rentals don't work for a property or market, consider simple fix and flips.If entry prices for simple fix and flips are too high, maybe look for major renovations. 

The first is short-term rental properties.

There's a solution for that original problem if someone else comes across this.Now though, for your $89k problem.

Hi all, I just received the below term options on a DSCR new purchase loan (780 credit score).

It was originally held in his trust. 

I am passionate about real estate investing and I am particularly passionate about commercial, small multifamily, single family houses, apartments, notes, condos, mobile home parks, self storage, wholesaling, development, short-term rentals, flipping, rentals, BRRRR, and house hacking.Outside of real estate, I enjoy helping fix the financial goals towards retirement, help people looking for health Insurance, Life Insurance and annuities.

I haven't done a deep analysis on Cleveland, Montgomery or Buffalo, but I would think they likely qualify at least for the type of long term, cash flow investing we aim to do. 

Personally, I love Sherwood Forest for long term rentals, but there are tons of other great neighborhoods to invest in. 

If that’s the case, I might bring on an investor for a long term ROI deal.