2026 Super Jumbo Loan Limits for Marysville, Marshall County, Kansas
In Marysville county of Marshall, KS, a jumbo loan that surpasses $726,200 needs a minimum down payment of 10%. The Lendersa® roster is inclusive of a vast range of portfolio lenders and Non-QM lenders that facilitate Jumbo loans with a cap of $3,000,000. For high-net-worth individuals, there is potential for super jumbo loans reaching up to $35,000,000.
Loans conforming to high balance limits are designated as follows: $726,200 for single-family homes, $929,850 for duplexes, $1,123,900 for triplexes, and $1,396,800 for four-unit properties.
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Sunflower UP Federal Credit Union was formed January 14, 1952 by seven Union Pacific Railroad employees. The par value of a share was $5.00, just as it is today. Membership was open to employees of the Fourth Subdivision of the Union Pacific Railroad and their families. The first office was in the Roundhouse of the Union Pacific Railroad depot.
FNB in Frankfort is in its fourth generation of banking. In 1921, James Kennedy helped charter the organization and became its first president. FNB has survived the Great Depression; the 1980’s and has a great start to the 21st century. The prosperity of our organization has followed the prosperity of our community.
FNB Washington was originally chartered as a national bank in 1883, the same year the Brooklyn Bridge opened and the year Buffalo Bill Cody debuted his "Wild West Show". We've been around longer than radio, neon lights and crayons, Hershey bars and Duct tape. We were serving customers before Einstein published the Theory of Relativity
Community National Bank was founded in 1984 by a group of individuals in Nemaha County, Kansas on a philosophy of diverse local ownership with decisions made on a local level. Our strategy is to offer a wide array of financial services, while being an integral part of the local communities we serve.
The State Bank of Bern and its State Bank of Axtell branch have been cornerstones of the Bern and Axtell communities for 120+ years. We are proud to be a locally owned bank with decisions made right here in our communities, so we can give our customers the kind of ‘home town’ service they have become accustomed to over the years.
C and R Credit Union, in Clay Center, offers a variety of services, including: checking and savings accounts; loans for new and used automobiles, boats, and motorcycles; machinery loans; even loans for jet skis, recreational vehicles, campers and 4-wheelers. Christmas loans and accounts are also available.
Bank of the Flint Hills, was chartered in 1876. Experiencing steady growth for the next 70 years, the bank moved it's location in 1972 one-half block west to a new, larger, and more modern building. In the early 90's more space was needed and the data processing and bookkeeping departments were moved to the building north of the main bank.
Since our inception in 1913, the Kaw Valley State Bank & Trust Company has been the “Bank of Personal Service” for the Wamego area. We were pleased to merge with the First National Bank of Clifton in 2008. Situated on the county line between Washington and Clay counties, our Clifton location was chartered in 1878 and branched to St Marys in 1990.
At 9:00 P.M. on January 28th, 1946, our credit union was chartered as Manhattan CO-OP Credit Union and held its first monthly meeting of the Board of Directors. In an effort of helping even more Manhattan citizens, the credit union was moved to the university. The credit union changed its name to College Credit Union.
Community First National Bank was newly chartered on February 1, 2001 in response to the ownership change of several locally owned banks in the Manhattan market. We spent a great deal of time and put much thought into choosing our Community First name because it represents what we are all about; Community in the sense.
