WE PROVIDE REAL ESTATE LOANS,
BUSINESS COLLATERAL LOANS,
BUSINESS CAPITAL LOANS,
& SECURITIES BASED LOANS
Welcome to the real estate loan, business capital and stock loan information website provided by Dan Cassel and his skilled team at Trinity Mortgage. We are a full service loan company located in La Jolla, California.
Dan Cassel and his team lend on real estate assets, and most other types of collateral, which is what separates us from other standard mortgage loan sources. We use securities, collaterized personal and company assets, real estate, company lines of credit, accounts receivable and other sources to provide capital to our clients. Much of our work is very detailed and fast for the client. We work with business brokers, realty groups, wealth management teams and companies in need of fast equity. We offer the lending experience required today to obtain capital and collateral financing. We continue to be an excellent source of money for the public needs as well.
Dan Cassel has lived in San Diego since 1978 and his team know the California and global lending markets very well and we have been providing financing since 1994. Dan uses money sources that allow him to finance globally, as well as locally. Our team is transparent, experienced and trained in many areas of lending to offer capital solutions!
We are tailored to solve the business owners, brokers and consumers current issues with raising capital. We have money to lend! We understand the issues with raising capital and we use many diverse collateral and asset lending tools. This is why business brokers, banks and even equities firms come to us for advice and financing access.
To offer our clients better loan products, we have updated our associations and are excited to introduce them.
The first is our affiliation with Trinity Real Estate Services and Trinity Mortgage. This allows us to better help our Bulk REO clientel and residential loan borrowers and gets us immediate access to top realtors.
The second is we have updated our business capital lending sources, equity firm relationships, private money RE loan options and wealth management money sources to help business owners and todays consumers access non traditional and traditional loan sources to raise cash to keep their investments and developments moving.. Our financial loan sources have a main focus on collateral and a clients assets.
We still deal with the business broker and financial services communities to help business owners achieve their capital needs.
Trust and the correct loan products are the key to successfully navigating todays lending climate. Our clients feedback has been invaluable and our current money sources are excellent! From honest pricing quotes, creative lending programs, and Dans experience, we feel most local big banks cannot deliver in this market, with any degree of certainty like we can. We are a great partner in lending for these times.
Dan Cassel and his team have evolved to help you navigate through these difficult and unusual financial times, so give us a call today. We look forward to answering your questions with integrity and expertise, not salesmanship.
CALL US TO LEARN MORE (Toll Free) 800-893-3304
Dan Cassel and his team thankyou for your business and visiting our website!! Please tell your friends as we value your referrals!
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 Mortgage News Daily
Explaining The MBS Settlement Process - 2 hours ago
Posted To: MBS Commentary10yr Notes progressively improved into the PM , ending 5 ticks better on the day with a yield of 3.70. MBS fought off much of the AM weakness in tsy's, and rallied just as well into the PM, reaching 101-15 at 4pm. But then we ended 4 ticks down on the day at 101-01! WHAT?!?!? So you're tellin' me MBS effectively erased all gains from the past two days?! Not exactly... I'll let AQ explain... -------------------------------------------- If you haven't read the following description of the agency MBS settlement process...please don't skip over it as it may save you from having to change your pants when next month's settlement rolls around. If you have read it...go over it one more time just to make sure the underlying logic is clear. The March FN 4.5 MBS coupon has...(read more)Forward this article via email: Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
Commercial and Multifamily Mortgages Outperforming Overall Bank Holdings - 3 hours ago
Posted To: MND NewsWireCommercial and multifamily mortgages continue to have the lowest rates of charge-offs of any loan types at banks and thrifts and perform better than the overall loan portfolios at those institutions according to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA). In response to what it referred to as a great deal of discussion and conjecture about those loans in recent months, MBA updated an earlier " DataNote " analysis of commercial and multifamily mortgage data from the 4th quarter of 2008 with data from the same period in 2009. The report states that 56 percent of the assets held by banks and thrifts at the end of 2009 consisted of loans and leases, a category that includes 1-4 family mortgages, home equity loans, credit cards and other consumer loans, commercial mortgages, multifamily mortgages...(read more)Forward this article via email: Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
HUD Enforcing Job Creation Requirements for State and Local Governments - 4 hours ago
Posted To: MND NewsWireThe Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has released the results of the first stage of its increased oversight and enforcement of job creation requirements under Section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968. In a press release on Monday HUD said that more than 3,100 state and local government agencies that receive HUD funds have responded to its campaign to expand hiring and contracting opportunities for low-income persons and three out of four of HUD-funded state and local agencies had submitted their annual reports. HUD said that this was the largest response since HUD made such reporting mandatory. Under Section 3, state and local governments that receive funding from HUD in excess of $200,000 for activities involving housing construction, demolition, rehabilitation...(read more)Forward this article via email: Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
MBS AFTERNOON: Potential Reprices For The Better - 4 hours ago
Posted To: MBS CommentaryMBS Off To The Races with 4.5's up 8 ticks to 101-15! 10yr up 5 ticks on the day dropping yield to 3.70 (through post auction resistance) Reprices for the better = highly likely From the Ninja: Mortgages are still on hold as today’s 3yr note auction held few surprises-everyone loves the shorter end of the curve; don’t you? $40 billion notes maturing in 2013 is quite commonplace and the sheer size of the issue is no longer an emotional and or logistical challenge to anyone directly (or indirectly, on the bid) involved. No real change to the way we do and or perceive business here in MBS secondary trading land. The market is better into lower and or range-bound rates, like today, and not as excited should the treasury market break out to the upside to prices (and lower interest...(read more)Forward this article via email: Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it.
Risk Weighted Returns; Warehouse Lending Credit Manager Needed; Subprime Analysts Lost; Bank News - 4 hours ago
Posted To: The Garrett Watts ReportWe commented last week how a lot of people didn’t know what HSBC stood for... If you go back to when they bought a bank in Buffalo, New York to established themselves in the U.S. The joke was that HSBC stood for "Holy ____, Buffalo's Cold.” City National Bank (Los Angeles) was in the news for paying off all its TARP money last week, but the real story is how they became L.A.’s prestige bank in the first place. Frank Sinatra’s son was kidnapped on a Friday in 1963, and the singer called up Bank of America, Security Pacific and a few other big banks asking for $240,000 to pay the ransom money. The big banks told him to come in Monday morning and fill out a loan application. When he called City National, Chairman Bram Goldsmith told him “Come down to the...(read more)Forward this article via email: Send a copy of this story to someone you know that may want to read it. |
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