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Alternatives to The American National Bank of Texas for Commercial Real Estate Loans

Lenders worth a look alongside The American National Bank of Texas — matched on category and CRE book size, on verified activity in the same counties, and on SBA lending with real observed rates. Built from regulatory filings, county records, and SBA FOIA data; nothing here is sponsored.

Similar lenders by size and category

Other community banks we track with a CRE loan book closest to The American National Bank of Texas's — the most direct substitutes for the same kind of borrowing relationship.

Lenders active in the same counties

The American National Bank of Texas has commercial deeds of trust on record in Tarrant, Dallas, Johnson, Collin, Hidalgo, Harris Counties. These lenders recorded commercial loans in the same counties over the last 90 days — verified closings, not marketing claims.

#LenderRecorded commercial loans (90d)
1Construction Loan Services II LLC37
2Prosperity Bank26
3RFLF 4 LLC26
4Frost Bank23
5Kiavi Funding Inc21
6Crebrid LLC14
7City Bank12
8Southstate Bank NA12
9Trident Realty Investments LLC12
10Capital Fund I LLC11

SBA-active alternatives

If the deal fits SBA 7(a)/504 — owner-occupied commercial real estate — these were the most active SBA lenders on Texas projects over the last 12 months, with the real median initial rate on their approvals (SBA FOIA loan-level data).

#LenderSBA loans (12mo)Median initial rate
1Northeast Bank9611%
2Newtek Bank, National Association8010.5%
3Huntington National Bank779.75%
4Live Oak Banking Company488.99%
5Readycap Lending, LLC3513.5%

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Sources: FFIEC Call Reports, county recorded documents, SBA 7(a)/504 FOIA loan-level data. Inclusion reflects verified lending data only — not an offer of credit, a recommendation of any institution, or a statement about credit quality.