Construction loans by with AI by private investors in Vassar, MI
Lendersa® presents a list of construction loan lenders in Vassar, MI, featuring regional banks, national lenders, and local hard money plans using private funds for ground-up construction or major rehabs.
Lenders estimate the cost to build a 2,000 square foot home in Vassar, MI ranges from $170,872 for basic to $314,795 for more detailed projects. Rates and terms vary with borrower financials, LTV, ARV, and lender choice.
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In 1964 Frankenmuth Credit Union was organized by the employees of Carling Brewery of Frankenmuth. They were looking for an alternative option for their financial needs. In the beginning only the employees of Carling Brewery, Zeilinger Beverage, Geyer’s Brewery and Star of the West Milling could join the credit union – the brewers and millers.
975 North Main St, Suite D, Frankenmuth, MI, 48734
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Neighborhood Mortgage Solutions is a Credit Union Service Organization (CUSO) providing mortgage services to fellow credit unions. We are credit union owned and were founded in 2008 by three credit union partners in Michigan: Frankenmuth Credit Union, Alpena Alcona Area Credit Union and Team One Credit Union.
Mayville State Bank has seen quite a bit of history since opening its doors: two great wars, the Great Depression and President Roosevelt’s famous four-day bank holiday (during which Mayville State Bank remained open), political and social turmoil and on through to the age of technology we live in today.
Northstar Bank is a locally owned and operated bank and proud to be a top-producing lender by Independent Banker®! Let Northstar Bank, one of the most responsive, relationship-based banks in Michigan, partner with you. Our commitment to superior service and local decision making will ensure an excellent banking venture for you.
Team One Credit Union was originally organized by a group of 15 teachers as Saginaw Teachers Club Credit Union in 1935. Formed to fill a need as a place where teachers could receive financial assistance at reasonable rates, the purpose of this credit union was, and is, to encourage thrift (savings) among our members.
Health Advantage Credit Union offers a wide range of financial services to employees, independent contractors or self-employed persons who regularly work in Healthcare Industry in the State of Michigan.Also, spouses of persons who have died while within the Healthcare Industry; employees of the credit union; retirees from the healthcare industry.
Formerly Catholic Federal Credit Union, as Jolt Credit Union our commitment to this community, our members & our values is a reflection of all that has come before.Originally chartered in 1956 to serve parishioners of St. Mary's Cathedral Federal Credit Union in Saginaw, Mi, Jolt Credit Union continues to be bolstered by our longstanding philosophy
COPOCO Community Credit Union is a credit union, not a bank. What's the difference? The difference is the credit union exists out of an International social purpose of people helping people. Credit unions are not for profit, not for charity, but for service decisions made based on what is best for the credit union members
We are a not-for-profit cooperative; formed, owned and operated for a single purpose: members helping members. We have a proud tradition of service to our members since 1951. ELGA Credit Union had a humble beginning, helping Consumers Energy employees that were paid below the average of other industrial workers in the 1940’s and 50’s.
