2–4 Unit Multi-Family · Put-in-Bay, OH

2–4 Unit Multi-Family Financing in Put-in-Bay, OH

Estimated 0.59x DSCR on a $671,500 2–4 unit multi-family with $167,875 down — qualified on the property's income, not your tax returns.

Modeled Purchase Price
$671,500
25% Down
$167,875
Loan Amount
$503,625
Est. Monthly PITIA
$4,928
Est. Monthly Rent
$2,930/mo
Est. DSCR Ratio
0.59x

2–4 Unit Multi-Family investing in Put-in-Bay

A 2–4 unit property in Put-in-Bay is still residential financing — it is underwritten on the 1025 Small Residential Income Property appraisal rather than a commercial rent roll, so you keep 30-year fixed terms while spreading vacancy risk across multiple doors. Losing one tenant in a duplex costs you roughly half your income instead of all of it.

At the Put-in-Bay median of $425,000, a 2–4 unit multi-family prices near $671,500 for a typical duplex — small multifamily trades at a premium per building but a discount per door. Minimum down is 25% ($167,875), leaving a loan of $503,625. Estimated all-in PITIA runs about $4,928 per month.

The Put-in-Bay ratio math on this product

Two units should produce roughly $2,930/month combined — about $1,465 per door, since per-unit rents in small multifamily typically sit below the detached market rent in Put-in-Bay. Against a PITIA of $4,928, that is an estimated DSCR ratio of 0.59x. That is below the 1.0 threshold, which is normal at this basis. Financing here works one of three ways — more money down, a no-ratio DSCR product, or qualifying on documented short-term rental revenue.

Underwriting notes specific to 2–4 unit files: the appraisal is a Form 1025 with a full rent schedule per unit, 25% down is the normal floor, and reserves are usually six months of PITIA rather than three. Expect a separate line item for common-area utilities, and confirm whether the units are separately metered — master-metered buildings shift a real expense onto you that the ratio math above does not carry.

Returns and structure

Return metrics at the Put-in-Bay median for this product: an estimated cap rate of 3.25%, and monthly cash flow of $1,999 negative at 25% down. Negative cash flow at the minimum down payment is common in appreciation-led markets; investors close the gap with a larger down payment, a purchase below median, an added unit, or a rate buydown.

Put-in-Bay property types compared

Property TypeModeled PriceMin. DownEst. IncomeEst. DSCR
Single-Family Rental$425,00020% ($85,000)$1,575/mo0.48x
2–4 Unit Multi-Family (this page)$671,50025% ($167,875)$2,930/mo0.59x
Condo & Townhome$306,00020% ($61,200)$1,244/mo0.46x
Short-Term Rental$425,00025% ($106,250)$2,430/mo0.78x

All figures model a purchase at the Put-in-Bay median of $425,000 with the property-type adjustments described above, at an illustrative 7.50% DSCR rate on a 30-year fixed. Short-term rental income is shown after the standard lender haircut.

Figures on this page are modeled estimates derived from the Put-in-Bay median price and market rent, adjusted for 2–4 unit multi-family product characteristics. They are illustrative, not a loan offer or an appraisal. Actual pricing, rent, taxes, insurance, HOA dues and DSCR depend on the specific property and on conditions at the time of application.

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