Biltmore Loan and Jewelry: Bank and Pawnshop Rolled Into One

(prHWY.com) July 3, 2012 - Scottsdale, AZ -- You'd think that what defines the rich is that they'll never be in need of money. But the truth is, just like any regular person, the rich becomes cash strapped from to time of time. It's a fact of life. And this is what Biltmore Loan and Jewelry base their market on.

They're not a bank, wherein it takes too many days, sometimes months, and a lot of documents to secure a loan. They're more like a pawnshop, but an extremely upscale one, where it's faster- in a matter of at least half an hour you'll have the money you need. Except that the only collateral they accept are high-end products like paintings, auto titles (luxury cars most preferably), yachts, designer brand Swiss watches and family heirlooms that wouldn't be snubbed at a Sotheby's auction.

If you're in need of cash for a downpayment for a condo you want to buy in Florida and you need to wire in the money right at that moment, Biltmore is more than ready to accept your Patek Phillipe as security. Or if you didn't make it to the bank to do some withdrawal prior to a long three day weekend, just unhook the Matisse in the study and head on over to Biltmore for a quick loan.

Located in Scottsdale, Arizona, Biltmore Loan and Jewelry understands the importance of security to their clients. The upscale products lent to them for safekeeping matches the swanky vaults they have invested on. And they worship discretion like a religion.

"We're looking for somebody who wants private banking and doesn't want everyone to know their business so you would come in," says David Goldstein, Biltmore Loan & Jewelry.

Lamborghini, a white baby grand, even a Howard Hughes Lincoln Aero Mobile, as the owner, Rex Powers, describes it, "Biltmore's got a certain element of class about it."

To know more about Biltmore Loan and Jewelry, visit http://www.biltmoreloanandjewelry.com

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