Lenders using AI on vacant land in Monroe, LA 2025!
Select and comapre among 235 land loan lenders in lending in Monroe, LA.
The average price for an acre of land in LA is $27,192 the LTV for undeveloped land is between 16.47% to 51.54%, and estimated LTV for on loan for already developed land in Louisiana is anywhere between 36.17% and 75.24%
The actual value and loan LTV of any land depends on its location, size, topography, zoning, and any entitlement that has been done to the land.
Find out your land loan options and land loan rates by contacting the best land loan lender in the State of Monroe, LA
To ensure all of your hard money lending needs are being met, Lendersa® AI technology will instantly match your loan request with hundreds of direct hard money lenders. You can now discover the best land loan rates today to fund any kind of vacant land or land plus constuction in LA.
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Construction loans and blanket loans are part and parcel of vacant land lending; you may qualify to get 100% LTV (Loan to value) financing when you agree to pledge additionl property as securiity (blanket loan).
Hard money lending near you?
When you locate a private investor through a local hard money broker, your odds of getting a loan increase exponentially; Land loans in Monroe, LA could best be arrange by local lenders familiar with the neighborhood. A short distance between the hard money investor and the property enhances the loan approval odds and speeds up the funding process.
Use Lendersa® land loan calculator to find vacant land loan lenders in zip codes 71209, 71203, 71202, 71201, 71207, 71210, 71212, 71213, 71217.
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Carter Federal’s beginnings date back to 1954, when Floyd Carter chartered the credit union to serve the employees of International Paper Company in Springhill, LA. As paymaster of International Paper, Floyd witnessed predatory lending practices within his own workplace & made a commitment to seek a safe way for employees to borrow & save money.
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In 1999, a group of Louisiana community/business leaders founded Red River Bank on the ideals of community banking. Today we've grown to a statewide footprint, and that community commitment is stronger than ever.
The origins of Red River Bank can be followed all the way back to the very heart of Louisiana. There, near the banks of the Red Rive
Willis-Knighton Federal Credit Union was founded to provide employees of Willis-Knighton Hospitals and related organizations with financial resources at favorable rates. Willis-Knighton Federal Credit Union has been to provide the employees of Willis-Knighton Hospitals and related organizations with the best possible financial services.
Northwest Louisiana Federal Credit Union was chartered in April of 1975. Our original name was OILS Federal Credit Union (Owens, Illinois, Libbey, Shreveport). November 1981, the name was changed to Libbey Glass Federal Credit Union for ease of recognition. In 2007, we changed our name to Northwest Louisiana Federal Credit Union.
WESLA Federal Credit Union was founded in 1971 to serve the employees of Western Electric. When massive layoffs by Western Electric began in the 80's, WESLA began expanding its eligibility to include multiple Select Employee Groups. The Caddo Teachers Association Credit Union was among the eight (8) credit unions merged into WESLA.
Citizens Bank & Trust Co. of Vivian, Louisiana, Inc., was granted a state charter by the Louisiana Office of Financial Institutions on June 12, 1967. The first office, located at 140 W. Louisiana Avenue opened for business on September 14, 1967. The formal grand opening for the bank’s present site at 120 W. Arkansas Avenue