As a premier wholesale agricultural lender, at United Ag Lending, we offer bankers, mortgage lenders, and brokers unique wholesale farm loan products to expand their customer base and attract new clients.
Agricultural financing isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. We offer flexible programs designed to meet your clients’ specific needs. With options for adjustable loan rates, various term lengths, and the ability to combine multiple parcels into one loan, our offerings come with numerous advantages for those looking for wholesale farm loans in Wyoming.
Types of Farm Loans We Offer
We offer several loan programs that meet the needs of all sizes of farming ventures, from hobby farms to commercial operations.
Hobby Farms
As more and more people are interested in creating a sustainable, rural lifestyle, homestead lending has taken off.
While traditional lenders create limiting financial constraints when applying for hobby farm loans, your clients don’t have to face those types of challenges. We’re open to hearing however your clients want to use their hobby farm loan—whether it’s recreationally or agriculturally.
By partnering with United Ag Lending, we focus on saying “yes” to the hobby farm dreams your clients envision.
Commercial
United Ag Lending is a trusted partner for commercial farmers, and our commercial farm loans have proven to be a dependable resource for our partners. If you have clients looking to grow their commercial agricultural operations, we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Whether your client is looking to purchase additional land to expand their operation, boost their farm capital, or refinance existing debt, we’re here to help! Our program provides the agricultural financing necessary for farmers to achieve their business objectives.
Rural Residential
When your clients are seeking a rural lifestyle on a property with an existing home, we have the resources and expertise to assist you in meeting their needs.
Our rural home loan program refers to clients who want to live in a home on agricultural land. Farming or no farming, on-grid or off-grid; this program is for those who enjoy a rural lifestyle.
Benefits of Partnering with United Ag Lending
As a specialized provider for wholesale farm loans in Wyoming, our team has a flexible approach to agricultural financing solutions.
Trusted Experience
Agricultural lending is our sole focus, so we’re not distracted by other types of mortgage loans. We’re able to serve as a truly unique, invaluable partner for brokers, banks, and mortgage lenders serving clients in Wyoming.
United Ag Lending’s exceptional lending team has years of experience serving people in the agricultural industry. This experience has helped us cultivate essential relationships in the field that enrich our knowledge and enhance the loan products we produce.
Simple Process
We know that farmers, whether they’re managing multiple businesses or just starting a commercial farming operation, have a lot on their plates. That’s why we’ve designed a lending process that supports our commercial farm loan partnerships. Our team is committed to delivering effective loan solutions promptly.
We’ll arrange a consultation with one of our account executives to gain a deeper understanding of your client’s needs. During this meeting, we’ll explore their financial requirements and farming goals. Following our discussion, we’ll offer tailored loan product rates and recommendations, remaining by your side and your customer’s throughout the entire loan process.
Offer Your Clients Property Options They Want
We are proud to work as a partner for brokers and lenders looking to expand their portfolios with wholesale farm loans in Wyoming and offer more opportunities for their clients. Our process is as clear as it gets—you can count on us for transparent communication and clear instructions. We make it easy for you to satisfy your clients.
Interested in becoming one of our trusted lending partners? Reach out to us today to learn more about our loan products and services.
United Ag Lending’s TPO Licensed States: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming
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