Super Jumbo Loan Limits by lenders in Maplewood, St. Louis County, MO
Jumbo loan limit above $726,200 requires a 10% minimum down payment in Maplewood county of St. Louis, Missouri. Lendersa® lenders' list includes all the portfolio lenders and Non-QM lenders who can arrange Jumbo loans with a limit of $3,000,000. High net individuals could obtain super jumbo loans up to $35,000,000.
The conforming high balance loan on a single-family residence is $726,200, $929,850 for 2-units, $1,123,900 for 3-units, and $1,396,800 for 4-units.
Use our Jumbo mortgage rate calculator to see the current jumbo mortgage and determine the downpayment, Income, credit, reserves, and documents needed to qualify.
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Commercial Trust is mid-Missouri’s premier community bank. We invite you to experience the ease and convenience of online banking, where bankers’ hours are your hours. Check balances and make transfers any time, and make paying bills simple and quick. All these services are just an easy click away.
Our mission is to provide quality, value and service to the citizens of Audrain, Boone, Callaway, Chariton, Cole, Cooper, Howard, Lafayette, Montgomery, Monroe, Saline, Carroll, Osage, Pettis and Randolph Counties and the surrounding area. Exchange Bank of Missouri is home owned.
The history of the United State Bank began in 1922 when Lorenzo H. Gnuse, Sr. founded the Durham State Bank. Mr. Gnuse was commissioned by the State of Missouri to assist in the liquidation of banks throughout Missouri that were failing due to the nationwide depression. Mr. Gnuse was sent to Durham to liquidate the Durham Savings Bank.
4558 Osage Beach Parkway, Suite 100, Osage Beach, MO, 65065
First Bank of the Lake’s story began in October 1985, when a group of local investors along with a group of St. Louis investors with interest in the lake area founded First Bank Centre in Osage Beach, Missouri. These well-respected and savvy investors recognized the need for a bank whose focus was on the local community.
4824 Osage Beach Pkwy, Suite 1, Osage Beach, MO, 65065
Mortgage Headquarters can do it. FHA, VA, Conventional, Jumbo, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- and countless other ways to help you clear the path to your new home. When looking for a new home, smart consumers first seek pre-approval by one of our mortgage professionals. You'll gain the credibility of a cash buyer.
The Tipton Latham Bank, N.A. is a locally owned and operated independent community bank established in 1906.
We are a full-service bank offering:
Free Checking
Regular Checking
Savings Account
Now Account
Super Now Account
Money Market Account
Certificates of Deposit
IRAs
Debit/ATM Cards
Serving the Generations Since 1882. That’s not just a tagline, at The Bank of Versailles that’s our way of doing business. Our goal is to provide you with personal service from your first savings account, to buying a home, & through your IRA distributions.
Since opening our doors November 22, 1882, we have been locally-owned & locally-operated
MA Bank opened its doors for business in 1893 after the founder, Jett Dearing, rode on horseback to sell stock to local businessmen and farmers. MA Bank has always been locally owned and takes great pride in serving the needs of our community. We have never forgotten that it was local people that gave us our start.
The Horizon Credit Union was chartered in July of 1954 by Missouri Department of Transportation employees and Missouri State Highway Patrol employees. The two groups came together to form a credit union that would provide themselves and their coworkers a place to save and borrow money.
