French Island WI Private Money Lenders complete list with AI 2025

Local Private Lenders in Your Area: French Island, WI

Enhance your chances of securing a loan by connecting with a private investor through a trusted local hard money broker. In French Island, the key to successfully obtaining hard money loans often involves engaging with investors who are well-acquainted with the local community. When the hard money lender is nearby, your likelihood of loan approval increases significantly, and the funding process becomes much faster.

French Island houses a community of 4341 residents, and properties here have an average selling price of $193,660.

Browse our comprehensive directory of commercial and residential lenders who provide loans based on the equity available in real estate. These lenders typically place minimal emphasis on, or may entirely overlook, your credit score or income verification when considering loan applications. The list also specifies how far each private lender is from the given Zipcode(s): 54603, helping you better assess the most convenient options.

Explore and compare loan offers from an array of 100 lenders

(800) 873-1406 Lender's profile and map Reviews Royal Bank 202 Main Street, Elroy, WI, 53929 Royal Bank is a locally owned and locally operated, full-service community Bank. Our tagline, Your Community Partner, embodies the deep-seeded dedication we have to our customers and the communities we serve. We are highly committed to our customers, shareholders and employees and strive to earn your complete satisfaction.
(608) 375-4117 Lender's profile and map Reviews Community First Bank WI 925 Wisconsin Avenue, Boscobel, WI, 53805 Community First Bank is the financial institution of choice in the markets we serve. Our customers are achieving greater success through our tailored financial solutions. We continue to provide innovative technology that allows our customers to maximize the value of the products and services that they receive from us.
(715) 286-2223 Lender's profile and map Reviews Unity Bank. 207 W Lincoln Street, Augusta, WI, 54722 Unity Bank is a family owned community bank with offices in Minnesota, Montana, and Wisconsin. With 16 locations, $565 million in assets, and 165 employees, Unity Bank continues to be an integral member of the communities we serve and is committed to providing a full range of products to meet our customer’s financial needs.
(715) 387-8686 Lender's profile and map Reviews Marshfield Medical Center Credit Union 302 W Upham Street, Marshfield, WI, 54449 Marshfield Medical Center Credit Union was chartered in 1965 under laws of the State of Wisconsin by employees of St. Joseph’s Hospital. Until 1985 the credit union operated from office space in the hospital. That year we relocated to our own facility. Since then we have added numerous services and enjoyed exceptional growth.
(608) 356-7703 Lender's profile and map Reviews The Baraboo National Bank 101 Third Avenue, Baraboo, WI, 53913 Baraboo State Bank has served the people of Baraboo and its surrounding communities since 1857. The bank is locally owned and operated. We are a member of The Baraboo Bancorporation, Inc. holding company. We take pride in providing our customers with excellent customer service, a wide variety of accounts, and competitive loan rates.
(608) 643-3393 Lender's profile and map Reviews Bank of Prairie du Sac 555 Park Avenue, Prairie Du Sac, WI, 53578 Bank of Prairie du Sac operates under a charter granted to the Peoples State Bank on March 22, 1916. The original bank was located at the corner of Galena and Water Street in Prairie du Sac. In January 1932, the Peoples State Bank and the Prairie Sauk Bank merged to form Bank of Prairie du Sac.
(888) 987-2651 Lender's profile and map Reviews Farmers Savings Bank 305 Doty Street, Mineral Point, WI, 53565 In 1917 Farmers Savings Bank was established to build on our heritage and meet the needs of our community, its businesses, and citizens. We pride ourselves on commitment to our communities through reinvestment. Our interdependent relationship with our communities is essential. Maintaining profit enables us to remain competitive and strong.
(715) 684-3366 Lender's profile and map Reviews The First Bank of Baldwin 990 Main Street, Baldwin, WI, 54002 In September 1883, in this thriving community of farmers and lumbermen, James A. Decker and Armstrong Taylor established and incorporated the Bank of Baldwin. A national charter request was granted in October 1911, and with that came a new name-The First National Bank of Baldwin.
(715) 341-0520 Lender's profile and map Reviews Central Wisconsin Credit Union 1301 Post Road, Plover, WI, 54467 Central Wisconsin Credit Union was created as the result of a merger between Consolidated Community Credit Union and Wisconsin River Credit Union. While the name, location and look of the credit union is relatively new, CWCU is endowed by a rich heritage, combining over 125 years
(715) 346-6534 Lender's profile and map Reviews Sentry Credit Union 1800 North Point Drive, Stevens Point, WI, 54481 Sentry Credit Union was founded in Stevens Point (WI) back in 1935 by Sentry Employees. In 1935, Sentry Insurance was named Hardware Mutual Casualty Company and SCU was named Hardware Mutual Casualty Credit Union. The Credit Union was incorporated as a cooperative, non-profit organization owned and managed by the Members.
(608) 759-3600 Lender's profile and map Reviews The Benton State Bank 42 West Main Street, Benton, WI, 53803 The Benton State Bank obtained a State Charter on October 19, 1894 and opened for business on December 3, 1894. Shullsburg Community Bank, A Branch of Benton State Bank was opened June 12, 1997 at 195 Hwy 11, Shullsburg WI. BSB Community Bancorporation, Inc. is the parent company of Benton State Bank, formed in 2000.
(888) 771-7667 Lender's profile and map Reviews US Lending Corporation 6720 Frank Lloyd Wright Ave, Suite 104, Middleton, WI, 53562 US Lending Corporation works with more than 20 banks to find the right home loans for our clients’ needs. More lending choices mean better-fit loans.Today’s rules and regulations for lending could fill volumes, making it more important than ever that you work with an experienced lender who specializes in home loans.