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Private Money Interest Rates: Finally Trending Downward!

Since the onset of the new year, I’m beginning to see interest rates trend downward. And this is obviously good news for borrowers who need non-bank financing.

With such a shortage of cash over the last two years, it seemed that there were just too many good deals chasing a limited supply of cash.  Since the start of 2010, it now seems that there is more liquidity in the market.

Many private lenders are beginning to match the lower interest rates being offered by private investors or individuals lending out their IRA money.  Some of the programs that are currently being offered in the Western United States include:

  • CaliforniaResidential & Commercial Purchases, Refinances and Cash Out Refinances
    • 8.5 to 9.95% APR
    • Hard money 2nd mortgages starting at 10% APR
  • UtahResidential and Commercial Purchases, Refinances, and Cash Out Refinances
    • 10 to 11.99% APR
  • NevadaResidential & Commercial Purchases, Refinances and Cash Out Refinances
    • 11.99 to 12.5% APR
  • ArizonaResidential & Commercial Purchases, Refinances and Cash Out Refinances
    • 11.99 to 12.5% APR
  • IdahoResidential & Commercial Purchases, Refinances and Cash Out Refinances
    • 11.99% APR

These are just some examples. Last year at this same time, interest rates were typically starting at 12 percent and ranged between 12 to 14 percent.  Like you, I’m hoping rates will continue to trend downward for the remainder of 2010!

Any comments on this topic?

Posted by Corey Curwick on May 12, 2010

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Corey Curwick Dutton Corey Curwick Dutton, MBA Park City, Utah 2005 MBA Graduate with 10 years experience in Business Management including International Management. Corey is a Senior Private Money Consultant at Private Money Utah. Corey enjoys the great outdoors of Utah including, mountain biking, camping, hiking, and touring in winter. Google

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