Check with your local in-house community lenders and see what they offer. We offer 4.95% fixed for 15yrs with 15% down payment on raw land that could be considered Ag Land, which keeps us pretty busy in the land financing game.
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Originally posted by Codie View PostCheck with your local in-house community lenders and see what they offer. We offer 4.95% fixed for 15yrs with 15% down payment on raw land that could be considered Ag Land, which keeps us pretty busy in the land financing game.
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Originally posted by HeatherMac View PostWho are you with Codie?
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Originally posted by Codie View PostGraham Savings & Loan - We don't do much lending outside of our local 90 mile lending area (which is pretty typical of small in-house lenders). Search your local credit unions and see if there is one similar to us that can beat the Capital Farm/First Ag Credit offers, unless you are satisfied with what they are offering you.
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We purchased an additional 5 acres next to our 10 acres and our home a couple of months ago. The bank we used required 20% down and the rate was 5.15% when we closed. It is steadily climbing! The President of the bank told me that raw land loans are typically higher interest rates than home loans.
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Take a look at this bank. Arrowhead bank. The branch I use is in Fredricksburg. But that a have a few other locations also in the Hill Country. They have been amazing all along with my construction loan and financing. They are a small local bank who blew others I shopped out of the water with their rates. Give them a look.
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