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All Forum Posts by: Alejandro Facio

Alejandro Facio has started 1 posts and replied 4 times.

Post: Refinace based on asset na not credit score

Alejandro FacioPosted
  • Appleton WI / Elgin IL
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

Tarik Turner, Yes Im getting the vive and response what you are saying is true.

Thank you for your input.

Post: Refinace based on asset na not credit score

Alejandro FacioPosted
  • Appleton WI / Elgin IL
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

Ishmael Johnson 

No, I have not I tried some of the lenders in this network and the same eighter no response or credit score is need at a certain number 

Thank you for your input and help 

Post: Refinace based on asset na not credit score

Alejandro FacioPosted
  • Appleton WI / Elgin IL
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

Jason Shackleton

Thanks, I have looked online for these lenders and found reaching them is (a person) very dificult and the ones who did do look at the credit score.

Thank you again 

Post: Refinace based on asset na not credit score

Alejandro FacioPosted
  • Appleton WI / Elgin IL
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

Hello everyone,

I have heard in a previous podcast that there are lenders that can refi a rental based on the equity and income of rental and not so much on the credit score of the owner, Is this a myth or true and if so any recomendations?