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Private Money Loans Vs Hard Money Loans, What's The Difference?
When you're working in the real estate industry, some of the most important people to establish a relationship with are private hard money lenders. This is...
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Are You a Private Money Lender Looking For a Broker? Here Are 3 Things To Keep In Mind
Every broker needs a hard money lender, or a handfull of lenders, to be a part of their portfolio. And most hard money lenders need a broker. However, it can...
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3 Great Benefits of Using Hard Money Loans to Invest in Property
Private hard money lenders in California can help you get around some otherwise difficult financial situations. If you're trying to invest, real estate can be...
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Maggio Capital was founded in San Diego, California in 2009, and the principals have been originating, underwriting and funding non-traditional mortgages since 2007. All loans are secured by residential and commercial properties throughout California. We are committed to responsible, compliant lending practices and we welcome mortgage brokers, real estate investors, real estate agents, bankers and real estate professionals who share our approach.
We offer privately funded mortgages for borrowers who can’t qualify for a bank loan or who simply need capital quickly. Furthermore, we are well-capitalized and we offer unparalleled customer service. Maggio Capital is licensed by the California Department of Real Estate, Real Estate Broker, Broker License #01883341, NMLS #308757.
Carl Maggio grew up in La Jolla, California, and graduated from Arizona State University in 1995. He obtained his California real estate salesperson license in 1997 and commenced his real estate career selling residential real estate in Del Mar.
Patrick Hook grew up in Minneapolis, Minnesota and graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Finance in 1995. Upon graduation, Patrick worked as a management consultant in San Francisco providing financial management services for Fortune 50 companies including Bank of America, Sony, Gap and Electronic Arts throughout the United States and Europe.
