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DSCR Loans in New Albany, Ohio

New Albany sits in Franklin County (and extends into Licking County). The facts below are what a DSCR lender actually looks at on a property here.

Affluent Franklin/Licking county-line Columbus suburb; site of Intel's new semiconductor fab campus and one of the highest median home values in the state.


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New Albany at a glance

Population
10,825 (2020 Census)
Type
City

New Albany isn't contained entirely within Franklin County — it also extends into Licking County. The tax rate and figures on this page use Franklin County, which is where the majority of New Albany's parcels sit; a specific address near the county line should confirm its actual taxing county before closing.


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Home values and rent in New Albany

New Albany's median home value is $634,313. Countywide, Franklin County's median gross rent is $1,302/mo (ACS 2020-2024 5yr) — again, a county figure standing in for a New Albany number we don't have.


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The county tax-drag math applies here

New Albany sits in Franklin County, where the effective property tax rate is 1.40% — above Ohio's 1.36% statewide average. The full worked PITIA and DSCR example, built on a property at the county's median value, is on the Franklin County page — here's the tax line specifically for a property at New Albany's own numbers:

Property value used
$634,313
Franklin County effective tax rate
1.40%
Estimated monthly property tax
$740

That estimate uses an observed Ohio DSCR average of 7.20% (Q2 2026)¹ elsewhere in the full county example — 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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Every New Albany property prices differently once a lender sees the real rent and file. Compare quotes on yours.

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Sources for this page

Last updated 2026-08-25. Figures are refreshed periodically from the sources above, each with its own as-of date.