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DSCR Loans in Coshocton County, Ohio

Coshocton County's effective property tax rate runs 0.95% — below Ohio's 1.36% statewide average — which is a modest but real advantage on a DSCR file. Here's what that means on an actual property, and what else moves financing in Coshocton and the rest of the county.

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Coshocton County at a glance

County seat
Coshocton
Population
37,188 (2025 est.)
Effective property tax rate
0.95%
Median home value
$155,500 (ACS 2020-2024 5yr)
Median gross rent
$765/mo (ACS 2020-2024 5yr)

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The tax-drag math for Coshocton County

Ohio's 88 counties span from under 1% effective property tax to over 2.3% in parts of Cuyahoga and Montgomery — a range wide enough to move a deal from cash-flowing to underwater on identical rent and price. Coshocton County sits on the favorable side of that range.

A $155,500 property here — Coshocton County's own median home value, 20% down ($31,100), renting for $765/mo — financed at an observed Ohio DSCR average of 7.20% (Q2 2026)¹:

Gross rent
$765
Coshocton County property tax ($155,500 × 0.95% ÷ 12)
$123
Landlord insurance ($1220 ÷ 12)
$102
Principal & interest, $124,400 loan at an observed 7.20% Ohio average¹, 30-yr fixed
$844
PITIA (tax + insurance + P&I)
$1,069
DSCR (rent ÷ PITIA)
$765 ÷ $1,069 = 0.72

At these countywide figures, a 0.72 lands under the 1.00 floor most DSCR programs require — see the methodology note below for why a whole-county median often understates what a targeted rental-grade property actually clears. At the statewide average tax rate of 1.36% instead of Coshocton County's lower 0.95%, this same property's monthly tax bill would run about $176 instead of $123 — Coshocton County's below-average rate is worth roughly $53/month here.

This worked example deliberately uses Coshocton County's own ACS-reported median home value against its ACS-reported median gross rent — a blended, whole-county pairing that includes higher-priced owner-occupied housing on the value side and apartment/multifamily rents on the rent side. That's a more conservative starting point than a matched, rental-grade single-family purchase. Run your own address and rent number through the DSCR calculator for a property-specific result instead of this countywide blend.

A countywide average under 1.00 doesn't mean Coshocton County doesn't work — it means the median deal isn't the deal. Investors clear DSCR here by buying below the county median, renting above it, or putting more down, and the spread between the average and what's achievable is where the opportunity sits.

¹ Ohio DSCR long-term-rental loans averaged 7.20% in Q2 2026 (Private Lender Link), inside the broader 6.5%–8.75% range lenders were publishing for DSCR product nationally. This is a market observation, not an offer — your rate depends on your DSCR, credit, LTV and loan purpose, and is set by the lender, not by us.

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Cities in Coshocton County

Where in Coshocton County you buy still matters even after the county-level tax math above — start with the cities below.

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Nearby counties

Other SE Ohio counties, for comparison:

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Sources for this page

Last updated 2026-08-25. County tax rates and home-value figures are refreshed periodically from the sources above, each with its own as-of date.