ReCasa Financial Blog

Being thankful is a great feeling.  We have so much to be thankful in our lives even on our lowest days.  November is great time to really think about those things you are thankful for in your life.  The main items that people are thankful for include family, friends and their job. But what exactly about their job?  Might be that they have one.  But what about all the little things that go into you having the ability to maintain that job.

At ReCasa Financial Group, we have many things to be thankful for over the years.  We are thankful for all of you.  We are thankful for our new customers and our repeat customers.  We are thankful the real estate brokers we work with to share our financing options across the nation.  We are thankful for those clients who have brought us new business by sharing our company with friends.  We are thankful for our inspectors, title companies, and closing companies that we work with consistently throughout the loan process.   

We are thankful for the internet, email, phones, and fax machines to be able to conduct business from various locations.  We are thankful for our co-workers who travel to check on properties or to hold meetings with potential clients and brokers.  We are thankful for a building that we call our main headquarters.  We are thankful that we are able to lend to clients in 16 different states.  We are thankful for our co-workers near and far as they work hard to close loans throughout the year.  We are thankful for our ability to lend our own money on investment loan programs to clients.  We are thankful that our company has been doing business for 22 years.  We are thankful for those who started with our company to bring it to what it is today.  We are thankful to have leaders that have guided us in our positions to make this company successful.

Without all these people and abilities, ReCasa Financial Group would probably not be what it is today.  So again, thank you.  Remember to thank those in your life and your career life this holiday season.