trust deed loans: The Beauty of Low Risk Trust Deed Loan Investments - 3.29.2013 - 03/29/13 05:53 PM
Trust deed loans provide a low risk investment opportunity.
 
There are many ways to invest in real estate. You may choose to purchase a fixer-upper and flip it for a profit. Another option is to buy commercial real estate or an apartment complex and collect monthly rent, as the property value increases. But for those that are looking for an investment that will require less of a time commitment, private lender trust deed loan programs are worth considering.
A buyer needs funding. If they need it fast or they aren’t able to qualify for a loan they can apply … (0 comments)

trust deed loans: Phoenix, Arizona's Luxury Market Strikes A Good Balance - 3.28.2013 - 03/28/13 02:58 PM
I know I may have been redundant, as of late with all my reports of inventory shortages, rising prices and bidding wars between buyers.  Well… surprise! I have a real estate market stand out to report today.
 
Phoenix is a great market for luxury home buyers.
 
While other areas of the country are weighing favorably on the side of the sellers, the Phoenix, Arizona luxury housing market has seemed to have struck a rare balance. Prices are rising, but not skyrocketing and there are ample choices in the market for high end buyers. The changes in the … (0 comments)

trust deed loans: Adding a Twist to Going Green with a Living Wall or Roof - 3.11.2013 - 03/11/13 05:23 PM
 
Sure. Why not. Plant a garden in a shoe! While you're at it, try live greenery on a wall or roof!
 
Okay, so let’s say you have the home or office building you’ve wanted and you want to do something different. Have you considered adding a garden wall or green roof? I actually don’t remember ever seeing these living structures in person, but I can picture them. And I like the picture!
In researching what’s new in real estate, I came across this interesting article in the Union Tribune San Diego. It highlights two affiliated San Diego based … (1 comments)

trust deed loans: The Competitive San Diego Real Estate Market - 2.21.2013 - 02/21/13 04:04 PM
 
Beautiful San Diego waters are just one of the many things to love about living here.

As I have mentioned in previous blog posts, the market is becoming increasingly competitive with the number of cash in hand buyers. If you have to wait for a loan to be approved and/or the approved money to be available, you are no match for those that already have the funds. This can be frustrating and lead to even the most qualified of buyers missing out on making the sale.
In keeping with this topic, I wanted to share the Fox5 article … (1 comments)

trust deed loans: Rising Prices of the Southern California Housing Market - 2.16.2013 - 02/16/13 04:47 PM
The trend continues with a decreased number of foreclosures and short sales and an increase in interested parties. This continuing pattern is causing the prices to rise in the southern California housing market. You can find more details in the recent Los Angeles Times article at the link below.
More About the Rising Southern California Home Prices
 
Whether Santa Barbara, Los Angeles or anywhere in southern California, home prices are on the rise.
 
Whether you are looking for a new home in Santa Barbara, Laguna Beach, Los Angeles or anywhere in southern California or you are looking … (0 comments)

trust deed loans: Top 15 Most Popular Real Estate Websites - 2.11.2013 - 02/11/13 04:22 PM
 
Find the house of your dreams, then let Source Capital help you fund it.

In researching for this blog, I have vastly increased my real estate knowledge. As the market has changed, my goal has been to keep you up on what’s happening and where. As I learn along the way, I enjoy sharing information with you.
Below is a link to an article featuring the top 15 most popular real estate websites. You may have come across others, but this list includes information on both property for sale, as well as rental information. Looks like a pretty … (1 comments)

trust deed loans: Construction in Phoenix Is Creating More Homes and Jobs - 2.4.2013 - 02/04/13 06:01 PM
 
If you need funding for a construction project in Arizona or California, call Source Capital!
Their are many aspects to the real estate industry. Buying and selling, property management and other aspects having to do with completed commercial and residential dwellings. Another important sector helps create opportunities. Opportunities for those that buy, sell and manage. It also helps to create new jobs. I’m talking about the field of construction.
This may be true anywhere new homes and high rises are being built, but according to the Phoenix Business Journal article at the link below, it is definitely apparent in … (1 comments)

trust deed loans: 2012 Reflections and 2013 Predictions for Real Estate - 1.5.2013 - 01/05/13 12:35 PM
Looking for 2013 real estate market predictions? No books needed! Just follow our blog!

Here we are on the fifth day of 2013. I remain excited about the fresh start that the new year seems to have made room for. I hope you are enjoying your weekend, and that you too are enthusiastic about the new year’s possibilities.
I have shared a variety of insights and predictions for 2013′s real estate market. And… I’m not done! Today I found an article you can read in its entirety at the link below. It both reflects on what happened in 2012 … (2 comments)

trust deed loans: San Diego Real Estate Entrepeneur on ABC's Shark Tank - 11.26.2012 - 11/26/12 04:41 PM
 
Ever seen ABC's Shark Tank?

Have you seen the ABC show Shark Tank? It’s an interesting concept that allows entrepeneurs and inventors to pitch their idea to several self-made successful business people, including Dallas Mavericks owner, Mark Cuban.
I have seen the show a few times. I have enjoyed it and learned from it. A recent episode features Bill Lyons, one of San Diego County’s own. Lyons was born in Point Loma, grew up in Coronado and then received his Bachelors Degree from Arizona State University. Now back in San Diego County and a Mission Hills resident and … (1 comments)

trust deed loans: Private Investors and Hard Money Loans Help the Economy - 10.29.2012 - 10/29/12 11:54 AM
 
 
Hard money lenders provide financing options for those turned down by traditional banks.

Hard money loans and investors. You need one to have the other. Private money investors provide funding for those looking to purchase real estate. At Source Capital, this is done in the form of  trust deed loans. The money is secured with the property being purchased by the borrower.
Borrowers that have been turned down by banks have an opportunity to receive necessary financing from an alternative source; a private money lender. Hard money lenders play an important part in the rebuilding of our economy. … (0 comments)

trust deed loans: Trust Deeds Explained - 9.18.2012 - 09/18/12 04:06 PM
 
Need a loan? Want to loan? Contact Source Capital.

Source Capital provides funding for people wanting to purchase real estate in Arizona or California. If you have been turned town by traditional banks, Source Capital may be able to help.
You may wonder, how Source Capital gets the money to loan to people in need? Source Capital is a private money lender. They acquire money from private investors. The investors’ money is then lent to the borrowers. The type of lending transactions performed by Source Capital are Trust Deed Loans. Below is a link that will explain more about … (2 comments)

trust deed loans: Hard Money Lender Gives Support to Borrowers and Investors - 7.6.2012 - 07/06/12 05:29 PM
 
Friends provide support. So does private money lender, Source Capital.

Happy Friday all! I’m ready for the weekend and I am sure you are too. This has been an intense week. We all have them. Challenges that come our way. I am grateful to have friends that provide a strong support system. Understanding people that are sincerely patient and willing to lend a listening ear.
Life presents all different challenges. In recent years many of us have felt the effects of our strained economy. This has manifested in many different ways. Higher unemployment rates, an increase in property foreclosures, … (2 comments)

trust deed loans: Real Estate in San Diego County's Wine Country of Temecula - 4.30.2012 - 04/30/12 04:18 PM
 
Whether or not you enjoy vino, Temecula's wine country is a beautiful sight.

Although I was born in San Diego, I lived the majority of my life in Washington State. When I moved back down to California in 2007 I didn’t know where anything was. I didn’t care if I got lost, because when I did I would have to find my way back home. This allowed me to learn the local geography. This is another example of how “mistakes” can be great learning experiences!
I was actually living in San Diego County quite a few months before learning … (0 comments)

trust deed loans: Trust Deed Investments and Real Estate Loan Assistance - 3.26.2012 - 03/26/12 03:54 PM
 
Just like gifts, pearls of wisdom sometimes come as a big surprise.

Sometimes words of wisdom come out of my mouth. I’m not bragging! I don’t even realize they are extraordinarily wise until after they have already been said and I have time to reflect on them. I’m sure we all have moments like this. Something is spoken and we’re like, “where did that come from? That’s really good. Write that down!”
I was having a conversation with my grandma today. We were talking about taking care of ourselves. And here are my pearls… “sometimes taking care of ourselves, … (0 comments)

trust deed loans: Trust Deed Investments A Low Risk High Return Opportunity - 3.5.2012 - 03/05/12 09:46 AM
Trust Deed Investments Give an Immediate Return
Because of past issues in the real estate industry, the government has gotten more involved, passing stricter laws to ensure a higher level of integrity. Source Capital is extremely thorough and meticulous in all aspects of their business. Whether working with investors, borrowers or any individual or agency, you can rest assured that all the right steps are being taken.
If you are considering trust deed investments, you may find the link below of interest. It is a document provided by the California Department of Real Estate. It’s dated 2007, but the overall information … (1 comments)