2026 AI Find the Best Bridge Loan lenders for Sidney, Richland County, MT

Bridge loan rates in Sidney, MT begin at 2.53% for first-position loans, with the same rate for second-position loans. Lendersa® offers a comprehensive list of financial institutions and private hard money lenders who can arrange Bridge Loans for residential and commercial properties throughout MT.

Our bridge loan calculator shows the current rates for residential or commercial bridging loans, helping you determine the required income, credit, reserves, and documents for qualification.

In specific scenarios, hard money lenders might fund your bridge loan mortgage quickly, potentially within days, relying solely on the property's equity without needing additional documentation.

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The Lendersa® Bridge mortgage calculator allows you to compare lenders and identify the best bridging loans, up to $1,440,000 in first position or starting at $20,103 in second position.

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Sidney Bridge Loan Lenders

  • Richland Federal Credit Union
  • 201 West Holly Street, Sidney, MT, 59270
  • Lends in Montana
  • Richland Federal Credit Union is a member-owned credit union that serves Richland and Roosevelt Counties in Montana, as well as other communities in northeast Montana and northwest North Dakota. We offer friendly customer service, competitive interest rates on Agricultural, Consumer and Real Estate loans, and a robust commitment to our community

  • BN Federal Credit Union
  • 509 North Merrill Avenue, Suite A, Glendive, MT, 59330
  • Lends in Montana
  • The Credit Union is a member-owned financial organization providing the most accessible and competitive financial services to meet the needs of our members, while maintaining long-term stability and growth BN Federal Credit Union's charter of membership includes all employees of:
    Action For Eastern Montana
    Albertson Food and Drug
    and more

  • MDU Employees Federal Credit Union
  • 210 S Merrill Avenue, Glendive, MT, 59330
  • Lends in Montana
  • Our mission is simple to provide the best service and most competitive rates for you the member.Services Provided:
    Share Accounts
    Share Certificates (CD's)
    Vehicle Loans
    Recreation Vehicle Loans
    Personal Loans
    Payroll Deduction for Savings Deposits
    Payroll Deduction for Loan Payments

  • Western Bank of Wolf Point
  • 111 3rd Avenue South, Wolf Point, MT, 59201
  • Lends in Montana
  • Western Bank of Wolf Point is a locally owned bank that will serve its constituency with integrity & commitment for the well-being & survival of our community. The bank contributes pro-active leadership & human resources to help our community. The bank provides the necessary products & services to accommodate the diverse needs of our customers.

  • Wolf Point Federal Credit Union
  • 217 Third Avenue South, Wolf Point, MT, 59201
  • Lends in Montana
  • WOLF POINT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION: received it's federal charter in 1963 with charter #15375. The original Board of Directors had seven members, which remain true today. Credit unions are association of people, owned and democratically controlled by their members. Should they cease to be such, they cease to be credit unions