There’s an undeniable energy in Texas that attracts salt-of-the-earth Americans. World-famous for its cattle industry, rodeos, and cowboys, the Lone Star State is one of the fastest-growing states in the country.
Everything is bigger in Texas and, with a farmland loan from FBN® Finance, so are your opportunities to expand your ag operation with a new land purchase, make improvements to your farm, or refinance your ranch.
Texas: Land of Opportunity
Whether you’re looking in Big Bend Country, Gulf Coast, Piney Woods, the Prairie and Lakes region, the South Texas Plains, or Texas Hill Country, FBN Finance can walk you through how to get a farmland loan in Texas.
In addition using a farmland loan from FBN Finance to purchase land in the great state of Texas, you can also use it to finance improvements for:
Hunting grounds for recreational use
Construction of livestock facilities
Grain storage
Barns, silos, and outbuildings
Fund Your Farm's Future
FBN Finance Delivers More
Instant Approvals*
We know that when you find your dream property, you want to act fast to submit an offer and secure a potential purchase. With FBN Finance, qualified land loan applications could potentially be approved within minutes for up to $2.5 million.
Great Rates
Farmers looking to buy land often ask “What are current land loan rates in Texas?” Rates fluctuate, but you can feel confident knowing that you're getting a great rate with FBN Finance and saving money thanks to our low overhead, competitive rates, and nationwide network.*
Fixed and Variable Rates
How many years can you finance land in Texas? With a fixed rate loan, you have options of 7–30-year terms with 10–30-year amortizations. With a variable rate loan, your rate varies as interest rates shift and is available for a number of variable rate terms with amortizations up to 30 years. Plus, there’s no penalty for paying off your loan early or refinancing it.
Flexible Funding
How much do you have to put down on a land loan in Texas? The amount you need to put down on a land loan will depend on the cost of the property, but a good rule of thumb is to plan on putting 20% down. We offer a unique approach to financing and look for creative solutions that meet your needs.
Connect with a Farm Finance Advisor in Texas
Connect with a Farm Finance Advisor in Texas