Calculate the Debt Service Coverage Ratio for your New Mexico investment property. Pre-loaded with New Mexico's average property tax rate (0.80%) and typical landlord insurance costs ($1,100/yr) so your DSCR estimate starts from realistic local baselines.
The full Calculixy DSCR calculator supports LTR and STR modes, NOI breakdown, stress test, cap rate, and cash-on-cash. Enter these New Mexico defaults when prompted:
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New Mexico has moderate property tax rates and relatively low insurance costs. Albuquerque offers affordable investment entry with steady government worker tenant demand.
| Variable | New Mexico | National Average |
|---|---|---|
| Effective property tax rate | 0.80% | ~1.10% |
| Annual landlord insurance | $1,100 | ~$1,500 |
| Monthly insurance (for PITIA) | $91 | ~$125 |
| Avg 2BR monthly rent | $1,050 | ~$1,350 |
| DSCR minimum (most lenders) | 1.00× | 1.00–1.25× |
| Strong DSCR threshold | 1.25×+ | 1.25×+ |
Enter the gross monthly rental income for your New Mexico property (use the $1,050 average or your actual market rent), your loan amount and rate, and your actual property taxes and insurance. The calculator computes the DSCR, NOI, and tells you whether the property meets the 1.00× and 1.25× lender thresholds used by most New Mexico DSCR loan programs.
For short-term rental (New Mexico STR/Airbnb) DSCR: switch to STR mode and enter your projected nightly rate and occupancy rate. Platform fees (typically 3–5%) are applied to rental income only, not cleaning fees.
The effective property tax rate in New Mexico averages approximately 0.80% of assessed value annually. On a $300,000 investment property, that's roughly $2,400 per year, or $200 per month added to your PITIA. Tax rates vary by county and municipality within New Mexico — always verify the rate for the specific address.
Most DSCR lenders require a minimum ratio of 1.00× (break-even) with 1.25× or higher qualifying for better rates and leverage. In New Mexico, accurate property tax modeling is critical because taxes represent a significant share of PITIA. A property that looks cash-flow-positive at 1.05× DSCR with estimated taxes can quickly fall below 1.00× if taxes are underestimated.
No. DSCR loans are non-QM investment property loans that qualify based on the rental property's cash flow, not the borrower's personal income or tax returns. Qualification depends on the property's DSCR ratio, the borrower's credit score (typically 660+ minimum), LTV (usually 75–80% max), and post-closing reserves. This makes DSCR loans particularly useful for New Mexico investors with high deductions or multiple LLCs.
Landlord insurance in New Mexico averages approximately $1,100 per year ($91/month). This figure varies based on property age, construction type, claims history, and location within the state. New properties may see higher premiums. Always obtain an actual insurance quote before finalizing your DSCR calculation.
Yes. Many DSCR lenders offer dedicated STR programs for New Mexico investment properties. STR DSCR is calculated using projected short-term rental income — typically verified through AirDNA market data or platform revenue history — with a 25–40% haircut applied to gross projected income to account for seasonality and vacancy. New Mexico STR investors should verify local short-term rental regulations, HOA restrictions, and any county or city licensing requirements before applying.