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Discover Private Lenders in The Plains, OH

Enhance your prospects of securing a loan by partnering with a private investor through a nearby hard money broker. In The Plains, finding hard money loans often hinges on investors who know the neighborhood well. A short distance between the investor and the property significantly increases the likelihood of loan approval and speeds up the funding process.

The city of The Plains boasts a population of 2946, with the average property sale price at $179,540.

Consult our list of commercial and residential lenders who offer loans secured by real estate equity, often minimizing the emphasis on credit scores or income verification. Additionally, the list details the proximity of each lender to the Zipcode(s): 45701.

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  • AllWealth Federal Credit Union
  • 6 South 2nd Street, Suite 100, Hamilton, OH, 45011
  • Lends in Ohio
  • AllWealth Federal Credit Union started as Hamilton City Employees Federal Credit Union which was officially organized on October 22, 1948 as a cooperative to provide savings opportunities and low-cost loans to City of Hamilton employees. The Credit Union began its operation with a desk in the City of Hamilton Personnel Office.

  • Valley Central Bank Mortgage
  • 6550 Princeton Glendale Rd, Hamilton, OH, 45011
  • Lends in Ohio
  • Valley Central Bank first opened its doors on June 16 1884 in the back of what was known as the Fladungs Hotel and Saloon located at 421 Benson St. The association then known as the German Building and Loan grew largely because it filled a need for home loans that most banks of that time had little interest

  • The Brookville Building and Savings Association
  • 510 Arlington Road, Brookville, OH, 45309
  • Lends in Ohio
  • The Brookville Building & Savings Association was chartered on February 28, 1903 to serve the various savings and credit needs of individuals, businesses, and organizations in our community. At that time, Brookville was the largest and most active business center in Clay Township.

  • Local Union 392 Federal Credit Union
  • 1228 Central Parkway, Room 302, Cincinnati, OH, 45202
  • Lends in Ohio
  • Our Credit Union is a member owned not-for profit organization aimed at assisting our members. We strive to provide innovative products and personalized service to help members achieve their financial goals. The credit union was establised to receive and manage the vacation fund contributions for members of the Pipe Fitters Local Union No. 392.

  • BlueMark Capital, LLC
  • 700 Walnut Street, Suite 300, Cincinnati, OH, 45202
  • Lends in Ohio
  • BlueMark Capital is a full service commercial mortgage banking firm with offices in Cincinnati, Dayton, and Cleveland, Ohio. BlueMark originates, closes, and services a loan portfolio in excess of $1.4 billion. In addition to having CMBS and agency relationships, the company exclusively represents more than 20 Life.

  • JT Capital Advisors
  • 312 Walnut Street, Suite 1600, Cincinnati, OH, 45202
  • Lends in Ohio
  • "JT Capital Advisors has been a lender & broker for years doing transactions nationwide every day. We speak to lenders as a regular part of our business.

    We “STUDY” our lenders first…their needs…what they are willing to fund. By knowing in advance what they WANT to approve, we immediately know how to structure and package your file for approva

  • Towpath Credit Union
  • 2969 Smith Road, Fairlawn, OH, 44333
  • Lends in Ohio
  • Towpath Credit Union, formerly Akron Teachers Credit Union, was established in 1936 for employees of the Akron Public Schools. By 1969, the Akron Teachers Credit Union had outgrown the small Akron office. Many other employee groups had also realized the benefits of being credit union members.

  • The Mortgage Guys
  • 50 Baker Blvd, Suite 6A, Fairlawn, OH, 44333
  • Lends in Ohio
  • Jeff Jaklitsch & the The Mortgage Guys have been originating home loans for over the past 21 years. Contact Jeff to purchase your dream home. The Mortgage Guys is ready to make the loan application process less stressful. Based in Fairlawn, OH, this company provides comprehensive & personalized mortgage services to borrowers in the Cleveland, Akron

  • Cincinnati HealthCare Associates Federal Credit Union
  • 2139 Auburn Avenue, Level A, Cincinnati, OH, 45219
  • Lends in Ohio
  • Cincinnati Healthcare Associates Federal Credit Union has been open since 1973. The credit union has assets totaling $23.49 Million and provides banking services to more than 4, 000 members. The credit union is a member-owned financial cooperative providing financial banking services to multiple member groups.

  • Cincinnati Ohio Credit Union
  • 959 W 8th Street, Cincinnati, OH, 45203
  • Lends in Ohio
  • Cincinnati Ohio Police Federal Credit Union is a not-for-profit, full-service financial institution serving Police Officers, Firefighters, Public School and Government employees. COPFCU was started on June 27, 1935 during the Great Depression to serve Cincinnati Police Officers and their families.

  • Kentucky Federal
  • 1050 Scott St, Covington, KY, 41011
  • Lends in Ohio
  • "Over the years, Cincinnati Federal has continued to expand its footprint in the Cincinnati area through acquisition of other savings institutions such as Delta S & L, McHenry S & L and Fulton #4.
    In the 1980's Cincinnati Federal continued to grow and opened offices in the Miami Heights area and in Anderson Township."

  • Hometown Bank OH
  • 142 North Water Street, Kent, OH, 44240
  • Lends in Ohio
  • We opened in Kent in 1898 as a state-chartered building & loan association called Home Building & Loan Company. Early services were limited to financing area homes. After many years as a successful building & loan, we changed our name in 1953 to Home Savings and Loan Association, having taken on more in the way of services to savers and borrowers.