Our Resources
San Antonio Hard Money Broker
Did you know, a hard money mortgage is the single largest debt most Americans will take on in their lifetime? It's true. Rate1st believes that clients deserve the best service, and plenty of information when making such an important decision. If you're looking for assistance regarding your hard money loan in San Antonio, fill out the form above to speak with an expert Mortgage Concierge. Rate1st's Hard Money Mortgage Loan site contains a wide range of resources regarding hard money mortgage loans -- use the links on the left side of the page. You'll find information about regular hard money mortgage loans, 100 percent mortgage loans, hard money mortgage rates and more. But if you think you're ready to speak with someone, or just decided you need a little personal assistance regarding your loan, contact a Rate1st Mortgage Concierge now, using the form above.
Excerpts From Some Of Our Content Can Be Seen Below:
The Punch: Global growth to slow significantly – IMF - News Articles
By Agency reporter The International Monetary Fund expects global growth to slow significantly in the second half of the year, before recovering gradually in 2009. Updated forecasts in the IMF’s World Economic Outlook, released on Thursday, also raise inflation projections, particularly ... [click for more]
Tightening credit pinches local firms - Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - MSN Newsfeeds
As Congress worked Thursday to forge a $700 billion bailout of the U.S. financial system, the major stock indexes rose sharply. But interest rates on short-term loans stayed high, meaning that nationally, credit remained tight. The bailout is ... [click for more]
FT.com / Companies / Financial services - Search for safety sparks record flows into money market funds - News Articles
By David Oakley Investors are pumping a record amount of cash into money market funds as they rush to the safest instruments amid the market turmoil. In spite of co-ordinated central bank action to inject liquidity into the markets and sweeping measures from governments ... [click for more]