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Trust Deed Investing

As the broker and co-owner of Source Capital Funding, Inc. (www.source-capital.com) in San Diego, California, the volume of viable low-risk opportunities has grown almsot ten-fold over the past year for us. The reason being that banks and other traditional sources of real estate lending have "tightened their belts" to the point where it makes it almost impossible to get a loan done in a timely manner.

Source Capital uses its own monies and investor capital to fund loans that we feel should be at a bank. Using a conservative underwriting model, we realize an average return of 10.99% per annum for first trust deeds only. We are confident that we are funding the best available first trust deeds available to the secondary market.

For more information, please visit us at www.source-capital.com or call at 858.705.6144 to speak directly to me or my business partner Patrick Hook.

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