Lenders using AI on vacant land in San-Marcos, TX 2025!
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The average price for an acre of land in TX is $34,015 the LTV for undeveloped land is between 16.83% to 55.69%, and estimated LTV for on loan for already developed land in Texas is anywhere between 36.46% and 75.55%
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.
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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).
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Castroville State Bank was originally founded by a group of local citizens who recognized the need for a banking facility in Castroville. After traveling to Austin to meet with officials of the Texas Banking Commission, the delegation received approval to begin state banking operations on January 14, 1959.
The mission of First State Bank of Burnet is to make a profit for its shareholders while serving the financial needs of our communities, businesses, & citizens. First State Bank of Burnet is a responsible citizen & a business leader of our communities, and we will not knowingly take actions that are adverse to the best interest of our communities.
The Falls City National Bank was chartered March 23, 1907. On May 6, 1907 Falls City National Bank officially opened for business.
Alterations and additions were made to the building in 1924. Expansion and renovation more than doubling the size was completed in 1980. Another additional expansion was completed in March 1982.
Guadalupe Bank was built by locals, for locals. We pride ourselves on the fact that our decisions are made locally by people who live in our community, value relationships with our customers, and genuinely understand local needs. We have a commitment to every single customer and to the people and small business owners in our community.
Arrowhead Bank originally opened its doors for business as the Moore State Bank. In 1963, A.W. Moursund, a life-long Hill Country resident, attorney and judge purchased controlling interest in the Llano bank. At the time, the bank had deposits totaling nearly $4, 000, 000 and approximately $660, 000 in capital, surplus, and undivided profits.
Llano National Bank is a locally owned community bank with its main office located in Llano, Texas at 1001 Ford Street. We have two full-service branch bank offices: the Buchanan Dam branch, located at the intersection of State Highway 29 and RR 1431, Buchanan Dam, Texas and the Hill Country National Bank branch, located at 1210 S. Water Street.
Rockdale FCU is a multi-service financial co-operative formally organized on January 20th, 1970. The approval of organization certificate was completed and administered by oath from Mr. Cal Phelps, Bureau of Federal Credit Union Examiner to C. E. Magee Jr, Ben Ford, J. D. Maines, Nolin Werchan, Clyde L. Paceley, Thomas E. Alford.
Extraco Banks celebrated 119 years and three generations of family management on July 12th, 2021. Founded as a cotton warehousing company, Extraco is the largest and most comprehensive independent financial institution headquartered in central Texas with over $1.2 billion in assets,