Douglasville, Georgia Private investors Bridge Loan Lenders in 2024
Bridge loan rates for Douglasville, Georgia start at 2.44% in 1st posion and 11.38% for bridge loans in 2nd postion . Lendersa® lenders' list includes all the financial institutions and private hard money lenders who can arrange Bridge Loans on residential or commercial properties in Georgia.
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VAntage Trust Federal Credit Union has been serving its members since 1948 when it was founded by the employees of the VA Medical Center, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. We now serve over 8, 000 members. Our membership also includes members from 70 active Select Employee Groups (SEG). We are chartered by the federal government.
Cross Valley FCU was chartered by the National Credit Union Association in February 1969.Originally chartered as the Wilkes-Barre Federal Employees Federal Credit Union, its sponsor was the Data Operations Center of Social Security in Wilkes-Barre. Subsequent expansion of the Federal Charter was approved by NCUA to include Select Employee Groups.
Choice One Community Credit Union is a member-owned and operated, not-for-profit financial cooperative, chartered under federal law. We strive to provide outstanding financial products, exceptional personal service and to always maintain the safety and soundness of members’ funds.
John E Young has been in the Mortgage Industry for 18 years and Licensed by PA Department of Banking for the past 15 years. In less than 3 years as a Mortgage Originator, he was able to open his own Mortgage Company, and over 85% of his company’s business comes from referrals.John has helped many clients fix and analyze their credit reports.
CityMark FCU We were originally founded to serve the employees and family members of Wilkes-Barre City. Over the years, we have included Plains Township and Wilkes-Barre Township employees and their family members. In 2016, we were granted a community charter that allows us to serve anyone who lives, works, worships.
Emporia State Federal Credit Union began as a small financial institution in July of 1937, serving a "field of membership" of employees of two Emporia cooperatives. Through the years, ESFCU has continued to grow and expand while still preserving it's roots in the Emporia community.
The Credit Union of Emporia was formed in 1953 by seven Santa Fe Railroad employees. It was originally called the “Emporia Santa Fe Credit Union”. In 1985, the members voted to change the name to “Credit Union of Emporia” to better reflect the membership, which represents many of the Lyon County employee groups.
The Lyon County State Bank (LCSB) was chartered on June 27, 1913 and first opened for business at 508 Commercial Street, Emporia, Kansas, with Senator W. M. Price as President. The bank moved to 701 Commercial Street in 1956 and remained there until the current Main Bank facility was built in 1975 at 902 Merchant Street.
