Jumbo Loan and Super jumbo Limits for McGehee, Desha County, Arkansas
In McGehee county, Desha, AR, applying for a Jumbo loan that surpasses the limit of $726,200 requires a minimum down payment of 10%. Lendersa® offers a comprehensive list of both portfolio and Non-QM lenders equipped to handle Jumbo loans up to $3,000,000. Additionally, individuals with significant financial resources may qualify for super jumbo loans reaching $35,000,000.
The conforming high balance loan limits are set at $726,200 for single-family homes, with a two-unit property limit at $929,850, a three-unit limit of $1,123,900, and a four-unit cap at $1,396,800.
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The First NaturalState Bank of McGehee was chartered in 1974 and has operated continuously in Desha County since its inception. The original Board of Directors, led by Henry Anthony, Chairman of the Board, and Carl Lucky, Jr, Vice Chairman of the Board, hired Fred Denton, to serve as the President/CEO, of the Bank.
In 1912 when we were known as Commercial Loan & Trust Company. We were founded on sound banking principles, solid business practices, and good, old-fashioned, common sense. Our growth was steady, and what began as a modest enterprise became an established financial institution. In 1965, we changed our name to Commercial Bank & Trust Company.
Arkansas Superior Federal Credit Union has been serving its members since 1957. During that time, we have prided ourselves in offering personal, friendly, and efficient service. Our Credit Union is a non-profit organization, owned and operated by its members, people just like you.Credit Union has been serving its members since 1957.
Stone Bank understands the special needs of agricultural producers and rural homeowners. Our farm lenders are trained specialists with the training and expertise to understand all facets of poultry and cattle lending. We understand the complexities that can be associated with poultry and cattle loans, which is why we custom tailor agriculture loans
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Our mission stands tall and clear: to promote the success.
In April of 1957, a certificate was signed to organize an employee’s credit union for Crossett Paper Mills employees. The credit union started out in a small office inside the main building of the paper mill. Membership was opened in 1970 to Ashley Drew and Northern Railroad, a subsidiary of Georgia Pacific Corporation.
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A volunteer board of directors, elected by members, sets polici
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Simmons’ present-day is more exciting than ever due to its rich culture and high performance. In the last six years, Simmons has catapulted from a Bank holding company with approximately $3.2 billion in assets to an approximately $20.8 billion-asset company as of March 30, 2020 operating in seven states.
Gateway Bank's known history began with a bank reorganization on March 7, 1932, as the Bank of Rison, and has remained in business under the same charter ever since. A major fire swept through downtown Rison just before New Year’s eve of 1932. According to the Cleveland County Herald, the fire was described in an issue published January 4, 1933
