Published terms, read October 29, 2026

Visio Lending vs Temple View Capital: published loan terms side by side

Credit on rentals: Visio Lending publishes a 680 minimum, Temple View 660. Below is everything else each one publishes on its own website, term by term.

The two lenders

Visio Lending

Austin-based lender, founded in 2012, that makes DSCR loans only, on long-term and short-term rentals.

Temple View Capital

Private portfolio lender to residential real estate investors, headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland. Its footer dates Temple View Capital, LLC to 2012 and the lending entity, Temple View Capital Funding, LP, to 2016.

The differences that change a deal

  • Leverage on a rental purchase: up to 85% at Visio Lending, 80% at Temple View, which is 5 points of down payment on the same house.
  • Temple View publishes terms for fix and flip loans; Visio Lending publishes no terms of its own for them.
  • Temple View publishes terms for ground-up construction loans; Visio Lending publishes no terms of its own for them.
  • DSCR floor: Temple View publishes a 0.75x minimum; Visio Lending does not publish a floor, so ask before you order an appraisal.
  • Smallest DSCR loan: $75,000 at Visio Lending, $55,000 at Temple View.
  • Borrowing entity: Visio Lending: optional (LLC or corporation), but required in GA, HI, IL, MA, NJ, NY, PA and VA. Temple View: business entity required. Properties must be held in an approved entity such as an LLC or corporation, not in a personal name.

DSCR rental loans

From each lender's own site, read October 29, 2026. Conditions for each figure are on the lender pages.
Term Visio LendingTemple View Capital
Loan amount From $75,000 (maximum not published)$55,000 to $2,500,000
Max LTV (purchase) Up to 85% LTV on a purchaseUp to 80% LTV
Min FICO 680660
Min DSCR Not published0.75x on long-term rentals; 1.0x on short-term rentals
Experience Not publishedNot published
Property types Single family rentals, long-term and short-termSingle family, 2-4 units, condos, townhomes, PUDs (non-owner-occupied)

Temple View Capital also publishes fix and flip loans; Visio Lending does not. Temple View Capital also publishes ground-up construction loans; Visio Lending does not.

States and borrower rules

LenderWhere it lendsBorrowing entityForeign nationals
Visio Lending Described as nationwide; the state map is not published as text. [src] Optional (LLC or corporation), but required in GA, HI, IL, MA, NJ, NY, PA and VA. [src] Not published
Temple View Capital 47 states. North Dakota, South Dakota and Vermont are excluded; other states may be approved by exception. Its licensing note says some services may not be available to Nevada customers. [src][src] Business entity required. Properties must be held in an approved entity such as an LLC or corporation, not in a personal name. [src][src][src][src] Eligible on DSCR rental loans (the DSCR page says it is now lending to foreign nationals). Not stated for the other programs. [src]

For reference: our programs next to both

Doors Funded programs are arranged by Janover Capital LLC, which is paid when they close. They are shown separately so the comparison above stays between the two lenders.

DSCR rental loans. Lender figures read October 29, 2026.
Lender Loan amountMax LTV (purchase)Min FICOMin DSCRExperience Source
Doors FundedOur programs, arranged by Janover Capital LLC, which is paid when they close $75,000 to $2,000,000Up to 80% LTV (75% cash-out)6601.05xNot required terms
Visio Lending From $75,000 (maximum not published)Up to 85% LTV on a purchase680Not publishedNot published [1][2][3][4]
Temple View Capital $55,000 to $2,500,000Up to 80% LTV6600.75x on long-term rentals; 1.0x on short-term rentalsNot published [1][2][3]

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