St. Augusta Private Money Lenders & Hard Money [AI 2025in MN]

Find Nearby Private Lenders in St. Augusta, MN

Engaging with a private investor through a local hard money broker can notably increase your chances of securing a loan. In St. Augusta, obtaining hard money loans often relies on identifying investors familiar with the neighborhood. Reduced distance between the hard money investor and the property boosts the odds of loan approval and accelerates the funding process.

The population of St. Augusta is 3835, and the average property sale price is $273,870.

Browse through our catalog of commercial and residential lenders. These lenders arrange loans secured by real estate equity, typically with minimal reliance on credit scores or income verification. The catalog details the distances these private lenders are from the Zipcode(s): 55320, 56301, 56397, 56398.

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(218) 485-4441 Lender's profile and map Reviews The First National Bank of Moose Lake 400 Elm Avenue, Moose Lake, MN, 55767 First National Bank of Moose Lake is a locally owned community bank dedicated to providing caring personal service, maintaining a knowledgeable staff and building long lasting customer relationships. Demonstrating dedication to our customers, community and employees by providing meaningful conversations and services,
(507) 375-3376 Lender's profile and map Reviews The First National Bank at St. James 202 1st Avenue South st., Saint James, MN, 56081 First National Bank has been serving St. James and surrounding communities for over 100 years! The bank was established in 1918 with a strong commitment to delivering quality financial services to the area. First National Bank is locally owned and operated which means local decision making on loan requests.
(507) 527-2236 Lender's profile and map Reviews Heritage Bank Minnesota 181 Main Street, West Concord, MN, 55985 Heritage Bank is proud of its southern Minnesota history, rooted in local family ownership. Known as Farmers State Bank from 1930-2018, this community bank originated in West Concord, Minnesota. In 1966, current owners, Al and Mary Ellen Organ, moved from the Rice Lake, Wisconsin area to West Concord.
(507) 532-2426 Lender's profile and map Reviews First Independent Bank 105 South Market Street, Marshall, MN, 56258 First Independent Bank provides personal care for each customer while having the expertise and resources of a large bank. With broad experience and the ability to work with more types of financing solutions than many competitors, First Independent Bank is a collaborative group of advocates for businesses and families in Minnesota.
(507) 427-2422 Lender's profile and map Reviews United Prairie Bank 1141 3rd Ave, Mountain Lake, MN, 56159 United Prairie was founded in 1973 when James G. Sneer purchased Farmers State Bank of Mountain Lake, also the community he called home. As the years passed and the bank thrived, Mr. Sneer began acquiring other banks and insurance agency offices to build the organization now known as United Prairie
(507) 280-0621 Lender's profile and map Reviews Olmsted National Bank 975 34th Avenue NW, Rochester, MN, 55901 ONB Bank is the sole member of Olmsted Holding Corporation, a bank holding company headquartered in Rochester, Minnesota. ONB Bank offers a full array of services while maintaining the integrity of a community bank where decisions are made locally. ONB Bank takes pride in having served our community since 1996.
(507) 282-1845 Lender's profile and map Reviews Sterling State Bank 4200 Badger Hills Dr NW, Rochester, MN, 55901 Sterling State Bank has been providing consumer and commercial banking services to Austin, MN and the southeast MN area for over 50 years. Our experienced Personal Bankers and mortgage Lenders can help with any of your banking needs from home mortgages to business cash management services.
(507) 289-0411 Lender's profile and map Reviews Minnesota First 1932 Viking Dr NW, Rochester, MN, 55901 What sets Minnesota First apart from other financial institutions? That’s easy. Personalized service for over 50 years. At Minnesota First you are treated like an individual, not a number. We are never to busy to help you or assist you with any questions or financial needs that you have.
(218) 879-3304 Lender's profile and map Reviews Members Cooperative Credit Union 1299 MN-33 S., Cloquet, MN, 55720 At MCCU, we strive to be the primary, positive financial influence in the lives of our members/owners. That’s our mission. You’ll see it in everything we do for you. Imagine doing business with an organization that truly has your best financial future as its number-one goal. That’s our mission
(218) 547-1160 Lender's profile and map Reviews FIRST NATIONAL BANK NORTH 600 Minnesota Avenue, Walker, MN, 56484 The First National Bank North has served local communities since 1902 and now serves several Minnesota Communities. At First National Bank North, we are invested in the growth and success of the Minnesota Communities we serve. As we continue to grow and provide the newest features to our customers, whether that be e-statements, mobile banking.
(218) 732-3393 Lender's profile and map Reviews The Citizens National Bank of Park Rapids 300 1st Street West, Park Rapids, MN, 56470 On January 1, 1933, a group of dedicated community leaders began providing full service banking to the Park Rapids area when the doors were opened at the Citizens National Bank of Park Rapids. One of those involved in that achievement was Harold Bishop of Bishop's Department Store.
(218) 624-5761 Lender's profile and map Reviews Proctor Federal Credit Union 410 N Second Avenue, Proctor, MN, 55810 The Credit Union operated out of one room at 226 3rd St. in Proctor as a State Chartered Credit Union until October 1970 when it became a Federal Chartered Credit Union known as the Proctor Area Federal Credit Union. At that time, this 1, 200 member; $700, 000.00, Credit Union changed from an Employee Credit Union to a Community Credit Union.