Top Private Money Lenders in Cuero, TX

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Private Lenders Close to You in Cuero, TX

Improve your loan approval chances significantly by connecting with a private investor through a local hard money broker. Successfully lending hard money loans in Cuero often hinges on engaging with investors who know the local area well. The proximity of the hard money investor to the property boosts approval odds and speeds up the funding process.

Cuero has a population of 9749, and the average sale price for properties is $360,000.

Check out our list of commercial and residential lenders who offer loans secured by real estate equity, with minimal to no reliance on credit scores or income verification. This list includes the distance of private lenders from the Zipcode(s): 77954.

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  • My Community Credit Union
  • 600 West Louisiana, Midland, TX, 79701
  • Lends in Texas
  • My Community Credit Union was federally charted on February 13, 1952, when a local man visited a bank to request a loan for the purchase of a home and was denied. A small group of co-workers for the Atlantic Refining Company (ARCO) joined together to finance this loan so that he could purchase his home.

  • MTCU
  • 1505 N Midland Drive, Midland, TX, 79703
  • Lends in Texas
  • At MTCU, our mission statement guides every action we take and decision we make. We believe in the power of defining our purpose. We've always been dedicated to our members, whether they live in Midland, Texas, or other communities, and our mission statement serves as a daily reminder that they are our priority.

  • The Pecos County State Bank
  • 500 North Main Street, Fort Stockton, TX, 79735
  • Lends in Texas
  • The charter of the Pecos County State Bank was dated March 22, 1928. The bank opened for business on July 3, 1928, in the old First State Bank building located on the corner of First and Main in Fort Stockton, Texas. Opening Capital was $25,000.00 with a surplus of $6,250.00. The first officers were J.M. Montgomery,

  • Heritage USA Federal Credit Union
  • 5507 West Wadley Avenue, Midland, TX, 79707
  • Lends in Texas
  • Heritage USA Federal Credit Union (HUSA) began as Permian Telco Federal Credit Union in 1949 serving Southwestern Bell employees. During the next 53 years Permian Telco allowed Select Employer Groups (SEGs) into HUSA’s field of membership and eligible members had to work for one of the Select Employers to become a credit union member.

  • Texana Bank
  • 3620 Richmond Rd, Texarkana, TX, 75503
  • Lends in Texas
  • At Texana Bank, we offer local branch and online banking, mortgage and loan services, with the support you expect from your community bank. More than that, you will experience an extraordinary relationship banking with Texana.

    We are your neighbors, your friends and your bankers.

  • West Texas Credit Union
  • 4301 Mission Boulevard, Odessa, TX, 79765
  • Lends in Texas
  • West Texas Credit Union® began in a small room in the ECISD Administration building in 1953. At that time we were known as Ector County Independent School Employee’s Credit Union. Since then, we have expanded our facilities to include the main office and a branch office in Odessa, as well as a branch office in Ft. Stockton.

  • SOUTHWEST HERITAGE CREDIT UNION
  • 2809 John Ben Shepperd Parkway, Odessa, TX, 79762
  • Lends in Texas
  • Southwest Heritage CU was originally chartered in 1949 as a not-for-profit financial cooperative for 35 original members. As of January, 2012, we are proud to say we have well over 7, 500 members & total assets of over $75, 000, 000!Credit Union was originally chartered in 1949 as a not-for-profit financial cooperative for 35 original members.

  • Southwest 66 Credit Union
  • 4041 E 52nd Street, Odessa, TX, 79762
  • Lends in Texas
  • Southwest 66 Credit Union began in late 1948 as a financial cooperative aimed at serving the needs of Permian Basin employees of the Phillips Petroleum company. The first chairman of the board was D.M. Hankings and the first Treasurer was A.W. Brumbelow. The first branch was located in Mr. Brumbelow's home.

  • Complex Community FCU
  • 4519 East 51st Street, Odessa, TX, 79762
  • Lends in Texas
  • Complex Community Federal Credit Union has been open since 1958. The credit union has assets totaling $633.38 Million & provides banking services to more than 40, 000 members as of March 2022. The credit union is a community-based financial institution. People living, working or worshipping in the credit union's geographic area can become a member.

  • Anthem Bank & Trust
  • 23910 Railroad Avenue, Plaquemine, LA, 70764
  • Lends in Texas
  • While we operate based on a community-banking model, our top-level experience plays an important role in how we treat our local-level customers. Regardless of account size or income, we aim to provide sophisticated banking service at Anthem Bank & Trust that's streamlined, backed by experience and demonstrates a proven ability to solve problems.

  • Caprock Federal Credit Union
  • 709 North First Street, Lamesa, TX, 79331
  • Lends in Texas
  • Caprock Federal Credit Union has been open since 1965. The credit union has assets totaling $38.06 Million and provides banking services to more than 4, 000 members as of March 2022.

    The credit union is a member-owned financial cooperative providing financial banking services to multiple member groups, but primarily serves federal, state,

  • Ward County Credit Union
  • 301 South Main Street, Monahans, TX, 79756
  • Lends in Texas
  • A half-century ago, in 1956, Ward County Credit Union was founded in Monahans, Texas by a group of teachers and operated out of a class room during the school year and the volunteer manager’s kitchen table during the summer. The member deposits were then and are now used to make loans that benefit the members and the families we serve.