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Marci Stein
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Anyone has experience with Visio loans?

Marci Stein
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New York, NY
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Thanks to everyone’s help here, I’m now buying my 6 th property . 

For the first time. , I need a cash out refi loan,  and I see Visio has so little requirements- too good to be true . 

Has anyone worked with them and if so please tell me how it went. Thanks !

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Scott Titus
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Scott Titus
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Originally posted by @Salvatore Lentini:

I have found better financing options than Visio in building my portfolio.  Since I'm a full time investor I don't have a W2 and my tax returns, due to depreciation and other deductions, are not ideal in the eyes of a traditional lender.  Sub $100K properties are tougher to find financing on.  Oddly enough, the bigger deals are easier to finance.

 Would you share who’ve you’ve found that’s better?  I’m beginning to shop portfolio lenders as I’m getting closer to my max number of loans. I have been looking at Visio but haven’t found many people with a lot of experience with them. 

Thanks in advance. 

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