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DSCR Loans in Fairfield County, Ohio

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In 2025 HMDA data, 59 lenders made 209 investment-property loans in Fairfield County, 1.0% of Ohio's total. Dominick Prevete arranges DSCR loans across Fairfield County, Ohio, qualified on the property's rent, not your tax returns. DSCR rental loans start from 7.25% (November 2026), and most close in 14 days. At HUD's fair market rent, a three-bedroom rental there covers its full payment up to a price of about $280,000.

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Data: 2025 HMDA

Fairfield County investor market at a glance

Fairfield County and Ohio investor lending, 2025 HMDA: county figure, statewide figure and the county's rank among Ohio's 30 counties with published data
StatisticFairfield CountyOhioCounty rank
Investor loans20921,70317th of 30
Reporting lenders5955119th of 30
Loan volume$48.2M$3.64B13th of 30
Average loan$231K$168K4th of 30
Median loan$195K$135K3rd of 30
Purchases68.4%59.1%6th of 30
Cash-out refinances13.9%20.0%28th of 30
2–4 unit properties21.5%23.7%15th of 30
Top five lenders' share37.3%28.8%18th of 30
Reported business-purpose62.2%76.4%23rd of 30

Fairfield County: closed-end loans on 1–4 unit investment properties. Fairfield County's rank is highest first, among Ohio's counties with at least 100 investor loans and 25 reporting lenders. Shares are of Fairfield County's investor loans.

What stands out in Fairfield County

  • The median investor loan in Fairfield County was $195K, the 3rd-highest median of Ohio's 30 counties with published data (statewide: $135K).

    Loans here run large. Dominick arranges DSCR loans from $75,000 up through jumbo balances.

  • 13.9% of Fairfield County's investor loans were cash-out refinances, the 3rd-lowest share of Ohio's 30 counties with published data (statewide: 20.0%).

    When investors here do take cash out, the DSCR cash-out refinances Dominick arranges require no seasoning.

  • 68.4% of Fairfield County's investor loans were purchases, the 6th-highest share of Ohio's 30 counties with published data (statewide: 59.1%).

    Most investor loans here are purchases. A DSCR purchase qualifies on the property's rent, so you can get written terms before you make an offer with the Instant Term Sheet.

Does a DSCR loan pencil in Fairfield County?

At HUD's fair market rent of $1,909 for a 3-bedroom in Fairfield County, Ohio, a rental covers its full DSCR payment up to a purchase price of about $280,000, with 20% down at the 7.25% starting rate (November 2026). Fairfield County's median home value is $298,800; at that price the payment is $2,029 a month, so the property would need $2,050 in rent to cover it.

Coverage under 1.00 doesn't end the deal: the DSCR programs Dominick arranges go down to no-ratio, priced for the lower coverage, and a lower price or a larger down payment raises the ratio.

Rent math in Fairfield County: HUD FY2027 fair market rents and Census 2020–2024 ACS 5-year home values and taxes
HUD fair market rent, 2 / 3 / 4 bedroom (FY2027)$1,602 / $1,909 / $2,172
Median home value (2020–2024 ACS 5-year)$298,800
Median property taxes and effective rate$3,289 (1.10% of value)
Monthly payment on the median-value home: P&I, taxes, insurance$2,029
Rent needed to cover that payment$2,050
Coverage of a 3-bedroom at fair market rent0.94
Highest price a 3-bedroom at fair market rent coversabout $280,000

Fair market rent is HUD's 40th-percentile gross rent, including utilities; a property's appraised market rent can be higher or lower. Payment uses 20% down, a 30-year amortization at the published DSCR starting rate, the county's median effective property-tax rate and insurance at 0.50% of value. Purchase leverage goes up to 85% on qualifying files. This is an illustration, not a term sheet or an offer of credit.

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Data: 2025 HMDA · Updated October 2026

Who are the DSCR and investment-property lenders in Fairfield County?

The most active investment-property lenders in Fairfield County in 2025 HMDA data were RF RENOVO MANAGEMENT COMPANY, LLC; THE VINTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK; and Kiavi Funding, Inc., out of 59 lenders that reported. HMDA doesn't flag which loans were DSCR loans, so this list mixes DSCR and conventional investment-property lenders. Dominick Prevete places DSCR loans across 100+ lenders, including one that reported in Fairfield County, and matches each file to the one most likely to fund it.

Fairfield County's 2025 HMDA filings, closed-end loans on 1–4 unit investment properties only: 209 loans and $48.2M from 59 lenders. RF RENOVO MANAGEMENT COMPANY, LLC led Fairfield County with 23 loans, 11.0% of the county's total, and the average Fairfield County loan of $231K compares with $168K across Ohio.

Fairfield County investment-property lenders, 2025 HMDA
LenderLoansVolumeAvg loanPurchase share
RF RENOVO MANAGEMENT COMPANY, LLC23$4.7M$206K52.2%
THE VINTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK20$6.7M$336K80.0%
Kiavi Funding, Inc.16$4.2M$261K100.0%
The Savings Bank10$1.8M$180K60.0%
Fairfield Federal Savings and Loan Association of Lancaster9$1.7M$184K55.6%
Union Savings Bank8$1.6M$199K87.5%
UNITED SHORE FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC7$2.8M$394K85.7%
Kingston National Bank7$1.8M$258K85.7%
North Valley Bank7$1.3M$182K57.1%
BPL MORTGAGE TRUST, LLC6$1.9M$308K16.7%
The Park National Bank6$0.7M$113K66.7%
LOWER, LLC5$1.2M$235K80.0%
Rocket Mortgage, LLC5$0.8M$169K60.0%
PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC4$1.1M$288K100.0%
CV3 FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC4$0.8M$195K75.0%
UNION HOME MORTGAGE CORP.4$0.7M$170K50.0%
EQUITY RESOURCES, INC.4$0.6M$158K75.0%
THE LOAN STORE, INC.4$0.6M$148K25.0%
The State Bank and Trust Company3$0.7M$222K100.0%
MM LENDING, LLC3$0.7M$218K0.0%
Fifth Third Bank, National Association3$0.5M$182K100.0%
UNIFIED BANK3$0.5M$165K100.0%
Peoples Bank3$0.3M$112K33.3%
PEOPLES STATE BANK2$0.8M$405K50.0%
Easy Street Capital, LLC2$0.7M$330K0.0%

1,125 Ohio loans (5.2%) carry no county code in HMDA, so county figures sum to less than the state total.

Source for Fairfield County: 2025 HMDA loan-level data from the CFPB/FFIEC Data Browser, retrieved October 31, 2026. How this data is built · Fairfield County CSV, all 25 lenders

What Fairfield County's table can't show you: fit. Short-term financing is exempt from HMDA, so Fairfield County's fix-and-flip and bridge lenders barely appear among its 59 filers, and none of the 25 names above tells you whose guidelines match your deal, your entity, or your timeline. That's the job. Dominick Prevete structures your file and places it across 100+ lenders — including some on this list — so it lands with the one most likely to fund it.

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National Loan Provider is an independent broker and maintains wholesale relationships with some listed lenders. Appearing in this table is not an endorsement or a recommendation.

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Sources

  • CFPB / FFIEC HMDA Data Browser — Fairfield County's at-a-glance figures, its observations, its 25-lender table and the Quick Read's 59 lenders and 209 loans: 2025 HMDA loan-level data rolled up to Fairfield County.
  • Fairfield County investor-lender dataset (CSV) — All 25 lenders in the Fairfield County, Ohio table, ranked by loan count, with volume, average loan and purchase share for each.
  • HUD FY2027 Fair Market Rents — Fairfield County's 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom fair market rents in the rent math, and the 3-bedroom rent its highest-price figure uses: HUD's FY2027 figures for the Columbus, OH HUD Metro FMR Area.
  • Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year, tables B25077 and B25103 — Fairfield County's median home value (B25077) and median property taxes paid (B25103) in the rent math, from the Census 2020–2024 ACS 5-year summary files.
  • DSCR loan rates, Dominick Prevete — DSCR rental loans start from 7.25%, as of November 2026: the Instant Term Sheet's best-case scenario on the current rate sheets.

Fairfield County DSCR loan questions

Who are the most active investment-property lenders in Fairfield County?
59 lenders reported 1–4 unit investment-property loans in Fairfield County in 2025 HMDA data; the table above ranks the 25 most active by loan count, and the CSV carries the same 25 with volume, average loan and purchase share. HMDA doesn't flag DSCR loans, so Fairfield County's list mixes DSCR and conventional lenders.
How many investment-property loans were made in Fairfield County in 2025?
209 closed-end investment-property loans in Fairfield County, totaling $48.2M: 1.0% of Ohio's 21,703 in 2025 HMDA data, the 17th-most of Ohio's 30 counties with published data. Fairfield County's average loan was $231K; Ohio's was $168K.
Can I get a DSCR loan in Fairfield County?
Yes. Dominick Prevete arranges DSCR loans throughout Fairfield County, Ohio and in all 50 states, qualified on the property's rent, not your tax returns. Most loans close in 14 days. To have him price a Fairfield County deal, call or text (908) 220-6404; he takes these calls himself.
Why don't Fairfield County's figures add up to the Ohio total?
Fairfield County's 209 loans count only those HMDA codes to Fairfield County. 1,125 of Ohio's 21,703 investor loans in 2025 (5.2%) carry no county code at all, so Fairfield County and the state's other counties sum to less than the Ohio total.
What rent does a rental in Fairfield County, Ohio, need to qualify for a DSCR loan?
About $2,050 a month on Fairfield County's median-value home of $298,800: that is the rent that covers the full payment of $2,029, a coverage ratio of 1.00, the test a standard DSCR loan qualifies on. At HUD's FY2027 fair market rent of $1,909 for a 3-bedroom, a rental covers its payment up to a purchase price of about $280,000, with 20% down at the published DSCR starting rate.