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Below are banks offering 1-4 Family Residential Loans in New Jersey. "Loans $" is the amount of 1-4 Family Residential Loans the bank has on its balance sheet while "% Loan" is the percent of the banks total loans that are 1-4 Family Residential Loans. A higher "% Loan" is one indicator of a bank's focus on that type of lending.

Bank Loans $(000s) % Loan?
1st Bank of Sea Isle City 144,740 60.88 %
Armed Forces Bank, National Association 139,203 17.16 %
Newfield National Bank 135,593 31.01 %
1st Constitution Bank 130,110 11.69 %
First Bank 129,331 4.16 %
Lincoln 1st Bank 119,010 74.96 %
Franklin Bank 117,557 57.65 %
The First National Bank of Elmer 101,342 32.66 %
The Bank of Princeton 101,220 5.64 %
Bank of New Jersey 95,187 12.33 %
Century Savings Bank 86,321 28.02 %
Union County Savings Bank 84,135 30.92 %
The First National Bank of Absecon 61,274 52.19 %
Mariner's Bank 59,707 18.01 %
Monroe Savings Bank 50,708 55.76 %
The Pennsville National Bank 40,208 39.18 %
The Berkshire Bank 37,478 19.05 %
Millville Savings Bank 37,346 57.75 %
Alma Bank 33,967 2.67 %
AMG National Trust Bank 25,399 9.42 %
Crown Bank 14,802 2.81 %
Hana Bank USA, National Association 9,311 2.34 %

1-4 Family Residential Loans

This search shows the percentage that 1-4 Family Residential Loans make up of each bank's lending portfolio on its balance sheet. A higher percentage of 1-4 Family Residential Loans is one indicator that a bank may be more focused in this area of lending than other banks. The search also lists the total dollar value of 1-4 Family Residential Loans held by a bank on its balance sheet. 1-4 Family Residential Loans include all single family homes, condos, townhouses, and multi-family units up to 4 families.

Many banks sell their residential mortgage loans and as a result the numbers on the balance sheets of many banks may undercount the actual loan volume. Generally, the larger the bank, the greater the chance it is selling its loans. As a result, it is important to note that these numbers are directional only and may not represent total lending activity.

In addition, be sure to check a bank's Texas Ratio, available on the Financial Summary tab of every bank's BestCashCow profile. The Texas Ratio is a measure of the health of a bank. Banks with high Texas Ratios may be facing financial distress due to bad or underperforming loans and may have curtailed their lending activity.