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Need a DSCR lender ASAP, please help!
Member since 2026 · 9 posts Hi all, Ive come across a good deal I was hoping to put an offer in on tomorrow and am wanting to do a DSCR loan if possible. The property is in Kentucky and is less than $100k (I read this could cause some issues with some lenders). It's being sold under market value and I'd be walking into $30k+ in equity instantly. The DSCR ratio on this deal is around 2.0, potentially higher.
Need a DSCR lender ASAP, please help!
Forum Categories All Member since 2026 · 9 posts Hi all, Ive come across a good deal I was hoping to put an offer in on tomorrow and am wanting to do a DSCR loan if possible. The property is in Kentucky and is less than $100k (I read this could cause some issues with some lenders). It's being sold under market value and I'd be walking into $30k+ in equity instantly. The DSCR ratio on this deal is around 2.0, potentially higher.
What would you do in this situation?
Hi all, I've had an "opportunity" come up and was hoping to get some opinions and/or hear from people who have had something similar happen. I had a family member that knows I invest in real estate reach out to me today asking if I wanted to buy their house for $225k. After thinking it through and running the numbers on it, it just doesn't get me excited as a rental. That being said, I feel like very worst case I could turn around and sell it for $260k.
High COC Returns - Should I Buy?
So I've been running some numbers in a nearby market (Evansville Indiana) on some multi family properties I'm seeing, we don't currently have any in my local market. Evansville is about an hour away from me so I would likely hire property management.
Taxes Paid on Sale of Property
@Logan Weber, Imagine your 4‑unit building is like a big house with four bedrooms, but each bedroom is its own mini‑apartment. You lived in one bedroom and rented out the other three. Later, you rented out all four. When you sell the building, the IRS basically says: “Okay, which part was your home and which part was your business?” Only the part you lived in gets the special home‑sale tax break. Since you lived in 1 out of 4 units, only about 25% of the profit gets that break.
Financing Options and Advice
I've recently found a couple flip properties that would be good investments but I'm currently in the process of buying out some partners on STRs I own and refinancing the properties. Needless to say my funds are tied up at the moment, are there any financing options I could use to still potentially purchase one of these properties? Maybe finding a hard money lender or some other type of option? Appreciate any advice!
Woman from Niangua Arrested in Connection with Killing of Her Mother, Stepfather – 93.3 KWTO
A woman from Niangua is currently in police custody awaiting potential charges in connection with the shooting deaths’ of both her mother and her stepfather. The Webster County Sheriff’s Office says the shooting happened along Bowen Creek Road Monday night at around 8:00pm, when the woman allegedly got into an argument with her mother and stepdad regarding the care of her own child. Deputies say the argument escalated, and she shot both her parents to death before fleeing the scene.
Drury University Announces Passing of Dr. Edsel Matthews – 93.3 KWTO
Drury University and its athletic department is mourning the loss of beloved former coach and athletic director Dr. Edsel Matthews. University officials announced Monday that Dr. Matthews passed away Sunday at the age of 83. His legacy began as an assistant coach for Drury Panthers basketball in 1967-68 before becoming the head coach in 1971. He was the head coach of the Panthers until 1978, and was also the Director of Athletics at Drury that final season.
One person is injured after a car crash flipped an SUV in Springfield. Investigators say the crash happened along Chestnut Expressway near the Division intersection, when the SUV hit a utility pole and then flipped onto its side. The driver of the SUV suffered minor injuries. Police are investigating the potential cause of the crash.
After over 40 years on the mic, legendary area broadcaster Rob Evans has passed away. Evans, a Springfield native, graduated from Missouri State University in the early 80s and went on to a career in play-by-play for minor league baseball that spanned over thirty years (1984-2012). He was also a fill-in for the Montreal Expos during the 2003-2004 seasons. He also did play-by-play for Missouri State Women’s Basketball and Football from 2008 to 2013.
Springfield Police Reporting Noticeable Drop in Gun-Related Crimes in 2024 – 93.3 KWTO
The Springfield Police Department put an increase focus on reducing gun crimes in the city this year, and so far it’s working extremely well. In a report released Thursday, SPD says that so far in 2024 only 21 people have been injured in shootings in Springfield. That, compared to 43 at this same time in 2023, is a more than 50% decrease.
A man from Springfield will spend the rest of his life in prison for his alleged role in a quadruple murder. Prosecutors say Scott Goodwin-Bey was convicted by a jury on four counts of first-degree murder after four people were shot and killed at the Economy Inn on North Glenstone in November of2014. It is one of the deadliest individual shootings in Springfield history.
Popular Convenience Store Brand Kum & Go Changing Naming Rights to Maverick – 93.3 KWTO
Just over a year after Utah-based Maverick bought the convenience store chain Kum & Go, the company has decided it is time to change to the new name. The process to change all Kum & Go locations to Maverick was announced last year, but company spokespeople officially confirmed the changes have begun earlier this week. There are 400 Kum & Go locations across 13 states in the United States. The report did not specify how long the process would take.
The Springfield Police Department is testing out a new piece of equipment that could detect gunshots, and get officers to the scene of a crime much sooner. In a news release from SPD, they are running trials on the Flock Safety Raven audio detection system, which are designed to recognize gunfire in real-time, save the audio for evidence, and contact authorities. The sensors are only capable of recognizing gunshots, and do not pick up voices of any kind.
Missing Man from Springfield Found Safe, Endangered SILVER Advisory Cancelled
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A man from Springfield is safe after an endangered SILVER advisory was issued following his disappearance. Highway Patrol Troopers say 75-year-old Joseph Arthur went missing from a motel at around 10:00pm Wednesday. Arthur is diagnosed with multiple health problems, including heart and lung conditions, high blood pressure, and dementia. Authorities did not say where he was found. Tags endangered Man Missing ozarks news safe silver advisory springfield Top Section
Lebanon Police Searching for Missing Teenager
Photo Courtesy: Lebanon Police Department Lebanon Police Searching for Missing Teenager Logan Weber 15 seconds ago Hero Graphic, Ozarks News The Lebanon Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a teenage girl who was reported missing. Officers say Kristen Jones was last seen on Monday when she left her home on Jesse Street, and has not been heard from since. Her location is as yet unknown, but authorities believe she is still in and around the Lebanon area.
City of Nixa Announces Plans for New Police Headquarters
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News The City of Nixa is now preparing to build a new police headquarters in the city in the near future. In a release from city officials Monday, it was revealed five acres of land has been purchased by the city along Highway 14 at Leann Drive for the new facility. Plans for the building state it will be a one-story building at around 22,000 square feet, and will be built with the possibility of future expansion in mind.
Man from Howell County Killed in Storm that Knocked Over Camper in Caulfield
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News One man is dead after a camper that was caught in a storm blew over in Caulfield over the weekend. Investigators say the camper was at the Cloud 9 Ranch Club, a camping and ATV/UTV resort in Howell County near West Plains. When the storm came through the area Saturday, it blew the camper over, killing one man inside. There was a second person inside at the time of the incident, but they were not injured. The identity of the deceased has not been released at this time.
Man Arrested in Republic, Accused of Crashing Car into Amazon Warehouse
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A man is in custody in Republic after he allegedly crashed a car into the Amazon Fulfillment Center Warehouse. According to Republic Police, the crash occurred just after 1:00 a.m. Monday morning, where the man reportedly crashed into the building, then fled the scene on foot. The suspect was found shortly after the crash, and was taken into custody. Officials expect charges to be filed later today or Tuesday. The identity of the suspect has not been released at this time.
UPDATE: Latest Reports Show Threats Towards Nixa Elementary School Came from Outside the U.S.
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News Days after a threat was made towards High Pointe Elementary in Nixa, investigators are determining where exactly the message originated. According to the latest report from the Missouri Information Analysis Center, the message was set up with a VPN to make it appear that the threat was sent from the Kansas City area. In actuality, the IP addresses were traced back to a foreign country.
Man from Springfield Pleads Guilty to Sexual Misconduct Charges, Prosecutors Say He's a Repeat Offender
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A man from Springfield will a history of sexual misconduct will spend several years on probation after pleading guilty to similar charges once again. Investigators say 22-year-old Noah Stovall took a plea agreement on Monday, September 16, and was sentenced to five years in probation for three-counts of first-degree harassment.
Suspect in West Plains Drug Trafficking Bust Sentenced to Probation
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News One of four suspects in a large drug trafficking conspiracy that was busted in West Plains will serve several years of probation for his role in the crime. Heather Stouffer was sentenced earlier this week on four counts of delivering a controlled substance. The judge handed down a three-year suspended prison sentence in favor of three years of supervised probation.
Authorities in Ash Grove Searching for Stolen Dump Truck Belonging to the City
Photo Courtesy: Ash Grove Police Department Authorities in Ash Grove Searching for Stolen Dump Truck Belonging to the City Logan Weber 29 seconds ago Hero Graphic, Ozarks News Officers with the Ash Grove Police Department are investigating after a city dump truck was stolen. Investigators say the truck was stolen from the Public Works parking lot sometime between September 13 and September 16, likely over the weekend.
Man from Sunrise Beach Arrested, Accused of Driving a School Bus While Intoxicated
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A man from Sunrise Beach is in custody after investigators say he drove a school bus filled with kids while under the influence. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 44-year-old Brett Emehiser was driving the bus Friday afternoon after the school day while intoxicated. Witnesses and children on the bus reported that he was driving erratically during the route.
Willard High School Graduate Chappell Roan Wins VMA Award for Best New Artist
One of southwest Missouri’s own is becoming one of the biggest names in music, and Wednesday night she collected her greatest honor yet. World-renowned pop artist Chappell Roan, born Kayleigh Amstutz, was raised in Willard and graduated from Willard High School before beginning her professional music journey. At Wednesday night’s Video Music Awards, she won Best New Artist.
Heather Hill Farms in Ozark to Close after 22 Years
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News After more than two decades serving the people of southwest Missouri, the popular Heather Hill Farms shop is closing its doors. Owner Heather Adler opened the store in 2002, serving popular wine and cheese options for folks in the Ozarks. According to Adler, the decision to close the store comes after the landlord that owns the building raised the rent, which the business could no longer afford. The building is owned by another popular Ozark business, Lambert’s Cafe.
Trial Underway for Man Accused of Killing Four in Springfield
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A jury trial is ongoing in a high-profile case surrounding a man accused of murdering four people inside a hotel room in Springfield. Scott Goodwin-Bey went on trial Monday, facing four counts of first-degree murder in a quadruple homicide back in 2014. He is also charged with armed criminal action. Investigators say the shooting took place at the Economy Inn on North Glenstone in Springfield in November of 2014.
Woman from Joplin Dies in Car Crash Along I-44
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A woman from Joplin is dead after losing control of her vehicle and crashing on I-44 in Joplin earlier this week. Highway Patrol troopers say 22-year-old Jessica Chapman was driving eastbound on I-44 near mile marker 6.2 in Joplin early Tuesday morning when her car went off the right side of the road. According to the report, her vehicle then hit a guardrail, and flipped before coming to a stop. Chapman was pronounced dead at the scene.
Man from Springfield to Spend Two Decades in Prison for Drug Trafficking, Possessing Illegal Firearms
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A man from Springfield is now preparing for a 20-year prison sentence after he was found guilty and sentenced for trafficking drugs and being in possession of illegal firearms. 35-year-old Darrell Smith was sentenced Tuesday for his role in illegally possessing eight firearms, and distributing an analogue form of fentanyl. He was convicted by a jury in January of this year in federal court.
Man from Springfield Dies from Injuries Suffered in Multi-Car Crash
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News Just days after being involved in a three-vehicle crash, a man from Springfield is dead of his injuries. Officers with the Springfield Police Department say the crash happened last Monday, September 2, at the intersection of Sunshine and West Bypass when a Ford Ranger began turning onto Sunshine eastbound from West Bypass. A Mitsubishi Endeavor ran a red light and hit the Ranger before hitting a third vehicle.
Man from Cabool Dies in Single-Car Crash
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A man from Cabool is dead after a car crash northeast of the town. Investigators with the Missouri State Highway Patrol say 22-year-old Gedeon Mori was driving on Highway AC northeast of Cabool Sunday night when the vehicle went off the road and flipped. He was ejected from the vehicle during the crash, and was pronounced dead at the scene. It is the 16th death in MSHP Troop G’s area this year.
Vehicle Fire at Springfield-Branson National Airport Damages Five Cars in Parking Lot
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A fire that broke out in the parking lot of the Springfield-Branson National Airport has damaged five vehicles. Officials at the airport say a man had pulled into the short-term parking lot to check his vehicle Saturday morning, which he thought was overheating due to the radiator. It turns out the vehicle had caught fire. Airport firefighters and crews with the Springfield Fire Department were called to the scene to battle the flames.
Man from Humansville in Custody, Allegedly Opened Fire on Two People
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A man from Humansville is being held in the Polk County Jail after authorities say he shot at two people following an argument. Investigators say Timothy Heidemann was working on a vehicle at his home on East Fisher Street Tuesday morning when a man and woman parked on the edge of his property. According to the two, they were there to do an appraisal of the home when he began shouting at them that they couldn’t park the car there.
Homeless Man Sentenced for Home Invasion in Springfield
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News One of two homeless men accused of breaking into a home in Springfield will spend decades in prison for his role in the crime. Investigators say Justin Lentz and another suspect, William Rush, broke into the home of an elderly couple on North Farm Road 171 in February of 2023.
Man from Springfield Arrested, Accused of Threatening to Kill Cops, Republicans
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A man from Springfield is being held in the Greene County Jail after he made post on social media where he threatened to kill Republicans and members of law enforcement. Authorities say Justin White was arrested last Thursday, August 29, and was charged with interstate communications with a threat to kidnap or injure.
Police Officer from Osage Beach Dies During High-Speed Car Chase, Funeral Services Announced
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News The Osage Beach community is mourning the loss of one of its own after an officer was killed during a car chase over the weekend. Investigators say Officer Phylicia Carson was in pursuit of 23-year-old Christopher Wehmeyer on Route A just after 1:00am Saturday, August 31, when she lost control of her patrol car, went off the road, hit a tree and caught fire. She was pronounced dead at the scene at 33-years-old. She leaves behind a husband and six children.
Patrick Ransdell Officially Introduced as Next Athletic Director at Missouri State
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News At a press conference Friday morning, Patrick Ransdell introduced himself officially as the next Athletic Director at Missouri State University. The conference was held at 10:00am Friday morning at the Plaster Student Union to a large and loud crowd, MSU cheerleaders, Sugar Bears, and an upbeat atmosphere. During the press conference, Ransdell spoke on his excitement about the opportunity in front of him, and his plan for the future. “We are going to win championships.
After Extensive Debates, Greene County Commission Stands Against James River Freeway Expansion
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News The Greene County Commission is now standing with landowners against the proposed expansion of James River Freeway. The project, which has been debated for months, would extend James River up towards Springfield-Branson National Airport, and also would loop into northern Springfield and across both Highway 13 and Highway 65 up to Fair Grove.
Springfield Central Labor Council Hosting Annual Labor Day Picnic
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News In what has become a yearly tradition, the Springfield Central Labor Council is preparing for next week’s Labor Day parade and picnic. The festivities will begin on Monday, September 2, with a parade at 10:00am starting at the corner of John Q. Hammons Parkway and Grand Street, and will end at Fassnight Park. United Way of the Ozarks President and CEO Brandi VanAntwerp has been announced as the Grand Marshal of the parade.
Teenager from Springfield Reported Missing, Search Underway
Photo Courtesy: Missouri State Highway Patrol Teenager from Springfield Reported Missing, Search Underway Logan Weber 21 mins ago Hero Graphic, Ozarks News Authorities in Springfield are searching for a teenage girl who has been missing for almost an entire week. Springfield Police say 17-year-old Annelle Wilmoth was last seen on August 24 and is known to frequent the Lafayette Park area. She is described as a white female, standing five-foot-four, 140 pounds, with black hair and blue eyes.
Railroad Crossing Work Closes Portion of Chestnut Expressway in Springfield
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News Part of Chestnut Expressway in Springfield will be closed Thursday as railroad crossing work begins this week. MoDOT officials say the construction will begin Thursday, August 29 beginning at 8:30am, which will cause the westbound part of the road to be closed between Grant and Nettleton. Drivers are being asked to find alternate routes in the city while the project is being conducted. Detour include Glenstone, Kearney, and Kansas Expressway.
Man from West Plains Arrested, Charged with Stalking Teenage Girl
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A man from West Plains is now being charged with multiple counts of stalking and harassment against a teenage girl. Investigators say 39-year-old Sheldon Wilkening was originally charged with second-degree harassment in 2023, in which he pleaded guilty. Now, he is charged with three counts of first-degree stalking and one count of second-degree harassment against the same female victim, a 17-year-old girl.
Former Mayor of Willard Sentenced for Wire Fraud, Identity Theft
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News The former mayor and city alderman for Willard, Corey Hendrickson, will now spend several years in prison for allegedly stealing over a quarter-million dollars from his former employer. Investigators say Hendrickson, who was the mayor of Willard from 2015 to 2021, stole close to $300,000 from Prime Inc., a Springfield-based trucking company that he worked for from 2016 to 2021 while he was mayor.
High-Speed Car Chase in Springfield Ends in Crash, Man from Fulton Arrested
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A man from Fulton is in custody following a car chase and crash with authorities in Springfield. Investigators say 31-year-old Jesse Snider was driving a Cadillac CTS that had been reported stolen when authorities attempted at traffic stop Sunday night near the intersection of Kearney and National. Snider fled the scene in the vehicle, leading Greene County Sheriff’s deputies on a high-speed chase that reached speeds of up to 100 miles-per-hour.
Fatal Car Crash in Jasper County Kills Woman from Carthage, Injures Several Others
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News One woman is dead following a fatal car crash in Jasper County. Highway Patrol troopers say 22-year-old Destiny Jennings was driving an SUV along County Road 80 near Avilla Friday morning when she pulled out in front of an oncoming Toyota Sienna. Jennings was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, while a male passenger inside the vehicle was hospitalized with serious injuries. There were also two children inside the vehicle, but neither was seriously injured.
Woman from Springfield Found Safe, Endangered Silver Advisory Cancelled
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News An Endangered Silver Advisory is now cancelled after a missing woman from Springfield was found safe. Authorities say 69-year-old Barbara Rogers disappeared from the Quail Ridge Townhomes on Ingram Mill Road Saturday night. The alert was put out of her disappearance due to a previous diagnosis of dementia. Those close to Rogers say she has memory deficits, including forgetting her name.
Honor Flight of the Ozarks Raises $25,216.50 to Get Veterans to Washington D.C.
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News The 3rd Annual Honor Flight of the Ozarks Radiothon was a smashing success, as you, our listeners, donated over $25,000. All four Zimmer Springfield stations were on-air today from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. raising money to help Honor Flight of the Ozarks get veterans on a trip to Washington D.C. with other veterans to see monuments and memorials at our nation’s capital. The official number for today’s festivities?
City Utilities Announces New President and CEO
After a nationwide search, City Utilities in Springfield is announcing its new President and CEO. Officials with CU revealed Friday that Dwayne Fulk has been tabbed to lead the company as the person in charge. Fulk has been with City Utilities since 2017, where he most recently served as the Senior Vice President- Chief Legal and Economic Development Officer. He oversaw seven different departments within CU in that role. Fulk will take over as President and CEO effective November 1 of this year.
Woman from Bolivar Arrested in Connection with Crash that Injured Motorcyclist
Hero Graphic, Ozarks News A woman from Bolivar is in police custody for her role in a multi-vehicle crash that seriously injured a motorcyclist. Authorities say 42-year-old Michelle Higginbotham was arrested by Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers earlier this week, after she allegedly crashed into the motorcycle along Highway 13 near Farm Road 88 after she failed to yield at the intersection on Tuesday.
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