Construction loans by with AI by private investors in Old-Bridge, NJ
Lendersa® list of construction loan lenders in Old-Bridge, NJ include regional banks, national lenders, and local hard money lenders utilizing private money for your ground-up construction or major rehab.
Lenders calculate to construction cost in Old-Bridge, NJ of 2,000 Sf home at $301,322 for basic construction to $542,318 for fancier contraction. Interest rate and the construction loan terms are varied depending on the borrowers' financials, the LTV, ARV, and type of lender selected.
To ensure all of your construction financing needs are being met, Lendersa® AI technology will instantly match your loan request with hundreds of construction lenders. You can now discover the best construction rates to fund ground-up construction fix N flip or major rehab on residential and commercial properties in New Jersey.
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Blackhawk Bank & Trust has been serving the banking needs of the Quad Cities community since 1961 when ground was broken on our first branch in Milan, Illinois. Today the Blackhawk Bank & Trust branch footprint extends through the counties of Rock Island, Mercer, and Henry in Illinois, and Scott in Iowa.
First American will be a leading financial services company in Northeast Mississippi, known for its dedication to quality, strength and integrity. We will be the financial services provider of choice and the employer of choice for performance-oriented associates in each community we serve.
Tomahawk Community Bank, SSB, was formed as Tomahawk Building and Loan on March 29, 1920. In 1960 the name changed to Tomahawk Savings and Loan and was chartered as a mutual state thrift institution. In 1993, to better accommodate our customers, we changed our charter making us a state savings bank
Thomasville Bank is to operate a sound and profitable company while serving the banking needs of the Thomasville/Thomas County community. We will strive to protect our customers deposits, meet their credit needs, & promote economic development throughout the community, while consistently generating strong returns on our shareholders' investment.
On January 10, 1903, Theodore S. Chapman, Frederick Jacobs, Joseph R. Fulkerson, and Allen M. Slaten were granted permission to organize a bank to be known as the Jersey State Bank with capital stock of $25, 000.On January 28, 1903 Jersey State Bank opened its door for business at 123 West Pearl Street in Jerseyville
Formed in May of 1959, the credit union was originally known as “Athens CO-OP Credit Union.” The first board meeting was held June 30, 1959, at the Athens Community Hall. There were 23 members. As a part of the Athens CO-OP, the credit union was established to grant loans to aid the local community with their farm supplies and equipment purchases.
The Bank of Missouri is reaching new heights of service and customer care. Our rich history, reaching back over 12 decades, is our source of motivation. As we look back with pride, we look forward with excitement as our continued growth enables us to meet the ever changing needs of the communities we serve.
Madison County Community Bank was formed in 1999 by a group of local men and women whose purpose was to bring to our community a bank whose focus was on meeting the banking and financial needs of our local citizens and businesses. Our Board, Management and Staff all live and work in Madison County
Midwest Bank is proud to be a locally-owned, community bank. Our employees understand that the foundation of our business is built on the relationships we have with our customers. We serve the communities with courtesy, professionalism and integrity; our customers are our neighbors, friends and family.
Community National Bank in Monmouth is a Locally Owned Bank providing friendly and personalized service to the people and businesses in Monmouth, Illinois and the surrounding area. In January 1964 the community of Monmouth was shocked to learn that control of the Second National Bank had changed and the bank was being voluntarily liquidated.
