At First National Bank of Broken Arrow, we offer a wide range of options with very competitive rates.

Home Loans

At First National Bank of Broken Arrow, we offer a wide range of options with very competitive rates:

  • Real Estate Mortgages to Purchase a Home
  • Refinancing
  • Conventional Loans
  • Construction Loans
  • Home Equity Loans
  • Bridge Financing

New Home Construction Loans

Along with the best construction rate in town, we offer a variety of attractive long-term mortgage plans. Whether it’s a fixed or adjustable rate mortgage, First National Bank can build the program that’s right for you. So, pick the location, pick the floor plan. Pick the amenities and color scheme you want.

Land/Lot Loans

Not ready to build right now, but are looking to buy a lot or land for future construction of a home? Or do you already own land but are looking to refinance? A land/lot loan may be the best option for you.

Home Equity Loan

Home Equity Lines of Credit

If you need extra money for special purchases, or want to keep extra cash on hand for anticipated expenditures, it can pay to take advantage of a home equity loan.

From home improvement projects to consolidating bills, school tuition, and auto or boat financing, just about any special money requirement that comes along can be met with a prearranged home equity line of credit.

The line of credit you are eligible to receive is determined by the amount of equity in your home. Upon approval, you have access to the funds anytime, to use any way you want.

The pay-back schedule is arranged at a competitive rate which may be tax deductible. There are minimal closing costs and fees to worry about and our simple, one-time approval process will provide you with instant borrowing power and flexibility. It's money available when you need it!

Mortgage Loan Application


Still have questions? Contact our mortgage lending specialist at 918-251-5371

Loans are made to all persons who qualify, regardless of age, race, color, sex, marital status, national origin, religion, receipt of income from public assistance programs, and good faith exercise of any rights under the Consumer Credit Protection Act.
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