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Bank of Springfield

72nd of 889 lenders by loans funded, 20241

Short‑term investment‑property lender, active across Illinois, Missouri, Florida and 3 more states.

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2024 verified records
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Sep 1, 2026
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Loans funded1002024, terms of 36 months or less
Principal originated$24M2024, at origination
Median note rate28.00%9 counties reporting
Counties276 states

Where the money went

Illinois carried 68.0% of the year's loans; the three busiest counties — Sangamon, Madison, St. Louis — carried 49.0% between them. The 25 in the ledger below account for 98.0% of 100.

ILMOFLSangamonMadisonSt. Louis
Counties, one mark each, area scaled to loans:1510loans in a countythe three busiest countiesstates with loansthe three lead states

The 25 busiest counties

Ranked by loans funded in 2024. Each links to the county's full lender directory.

#CountyLoansMedian rate2
01Sangamon County, IL208.50%
02Madison County, IL188.00%
03St. Louis City, MO117.99%
04St. Clair County, IL78.00%
05St. Louis County, MO77.99%
06St. Charles County, MO58.00%
07Champaign County, IL48.78%
08Morgan County, IL47.50%
09Cook County, IL37.50%
10Coles County, IL2
11Logan County, IL2
12Monroe County, IL2
13Adams County, IL1
14Bond County, IL1
15Collier County, FL1
16De Witt County, IL1
17Greene County, MO1
18Jackson County, MS1
19Jersey County, IL1
20Lee County, FL1
21Lewis County, MO1
22Maricopa County, AZ1
23Marion County, IN1
24Pike County, IL1
25Putnam County, MO1
Top 25 of 27988.00%lender median
  1. 1Loans are originated, business-purpose loans on investment properties with terms of 36 months or less, from 2024 verified public lending records. Counts are per county of the secured property; activity below public reporting thresholds may not appear. Ranking is by loans funded among every lender on record; it is not an endorsement, and placement is never paid.
  2. 2Rates are per-county medians of disclosed note rates; the lender-wide figure is the median of those. “vs. lender” is the county median less the lender median, in percentage points; differences under 0.25 points are set in grey.