- First Source Capital Mortgage, Inc.
- 3223 S Loop 289, Suite 150, Lubbock, TX, 79423
- We have been in continuous operation since June of 1993. We founded First Source Capital at a very difficult time for most commercial real estate owners and developers, following the real estate crash in 1986 - 87. FSCM's relationships with Investment Bankers provided a conduit for commercial real estate financing.
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- Security Mortgage
- 2034 82ND Street, Suite 102, Lubbock, TX, 79423
- At Security Mortgage, a professional mortgage company specializing in residential mortgages. At Security Mortgage, we will find a loan that fits each borrower. Unlike big banks that have order takers helping you with your loan, we have highly skilled & trained loan consultants. Our consultants know what it takes to get through underwriting quickly.
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- PrimeWest Mortgage
- 7806 Indiana Ave, Lubbock, TX, 79423
- PrimeWest Mortgage, decision making is kept to a local level and mortgage professionals are unwaveringly committed to deeply understanding every intricacy of every customer’s home buying experience. Because when that happens, a mortgage provider, even one with the backing of a company with national outreach, doesn’t just feel like a partner
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- Security State Bank
- 402 Broadway, Cheyenne, OK, 73628
- Security State Bank has served Cheyenne & Roger Mills County since 1912. We offer the services of a modern financial institution while maintaining the integrity of a community bank where decisions are made locally.
Throughout the years we have expanded, adding branches in Hammon and Laverne, to better serve our customers.
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- The First National Bank & Trust
- 2714 W. 3rd, Elk City, OK, 73644
- On March 21, 1901, just nine short days after the first townsite lots for the new city of Elk City were sold, the Thurmond Brothers - E.K, A.L, O.H, A.N, and I.C. - formed the First National Bank of Elk City. The bank was started with $25,000.00 in capital.
Since such meager beginnings, both Elk City
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- Heartland Tri-State Bank
- 601 Morton Street, Elkhart, KS, 67950
- Heartland Tri-State Bank opened its doors on January 2, 1985. Heartland Tri-State Bank is a full service community bank offering a broad range of traditional products, along with personalized service to meet our customers' needs. In 2011 a local group of investors formed a Bank Holding Company
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- The Bank Of Beaver City
- PO Box 1279, Liberal, KS, 67905
- The Bank of Beaver City was chartered in 1902, five years before Oklahoma statehood, by a group of local businessmen to provide much needed banking services to the Beaver, Oklahoma area. The Bank expanded in 2007 by constructing the Liberal Banking Center in nearby Liberal, KS. This made two full service banking locations to meet customer needs.
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- FRAZER BANK
- 110 East Broadway, Altus, OK, 73521
- Delivering total convenience is the goal at Frazer Bank. We are a full service community bank offering personal and customized financial solutions to individuals and businesses in Oklahoma and Texas. Founded in 1902, we are in our second century of serving the people of our region.
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- Red River Federal Credit Union
- 2721 N Main Street, Altus, OK, 73521
- Red River Federal Credit Union has been open since 1957. It's the 23rd largest credit union in Oklahoma with assets totaling $114.95 Million and providing banking services to more than 9, 000 members.
The credit union is a community-based financial institution. People living, working, or worshipping in the credit union's geographic area
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- Caprock Federal Credit Union
- 709 North First Street, Lamesa, TX, 79331
- Caprock Federal Credit Union has been open since 1965. The credit union has assets totaling $38.06 Million and provides banking services to more than 4, 000 members as of March 2022.
The credit union is a member-owned financial cooperative providing financial banking services to multiple member groups, but primarily serves federal, state,
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- Grant County Bank
- 201 South Main Street, Ulysses, KS, 67880
- The Grant County State Bank was chartered in 1907. It endured the Great Depression of the 1930s and remained a bulwark through the 1980s, when U.S. banks were failing at record rates. Our capital strength and our community's support have allowed our Bank to emerge as a leader in financial products and services.
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