Construction Loans from Private Investors in North-Hudson, WI

The Lendersa® directory of construction loan lenders in North-Hudson, WI includes various financial options, such as regional banks, national lenders, and local hard money lenders who use private money for ground-up construction or major rehab projects.

In North-Hudson, WI, lenders assess the construction cost for a 2,000 square foot home, with estimates ranging from $189,332 for basic builds to $346,811 for more sophisticated designs. Rates and terms vary based on borrower finances, Loan-to-Value (LTV), After-Repair Value (ARV), and lender selection.

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North-Hudson Construction Loan Lenders

  • First National Bank of River Falls
  • 104 E Locust St, River Falls, WI, 54022
  • Lends in Wisconsin
  • First National Bank of River Falls is proud to offer several home mortgage, home loan & home construction loan options. We're here to make the home of your dreams a reality! Our skilled team of local lenders provide local servicing on most mortgages and are eager to walk you through the buying process.

  • The First Bank of Baldwin
  • 990 Main Street, Baldwin, WI, 54002
  • Lends in Wisconsin
  • In September 1883, in this thriving community of farmers and lumbermen, James A. Decker and Armstrong Taylor established and incorporated the Bank of Baldwin. A national charter request was granted in October 1911, and with that came a new name-The First National Bank of Baldwin.