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We are a development company specializing in selling, building and transforming unique environments, including Shared Care Cottages, shopping centers
Kitchen & Bath remodeling: wood restoration, refacing, redooring, new cabinetry and a wide array of accesory lines. We do minor to full remodels.
Compound Profit Minesota provides financing for businesses, even those that are new or challenged by credit issues from the past.
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- Bank Services22
- Business Credit Institutions1
- Charitable Trusts1
- Commercial Banks, NEC7
- Credit Unions, Federally Chartered76
- Credit Unions, Not Federally Chartered27
- Federal Banks17
- Federal Credit Agencies10
- Foreign Trade and International Banking Institutions2
- Investment Advice167
- Investors, NEC53
- Loan Brokers37
- Mortgage Bankers and Loan Correspondents192
- National Commercial Banks239
- Offices of Bank Holding Companies10
- Offices of Holding Companies, NEC53
- Patent Owners and Lessors7
- Personal Credit Institutions52
- Real Estate Investment Trusts3
- Savings institutions, Not Federally Chartered15
- Security Brokers, Dealers, and Flotation Companies169
- Short-Term Business Credit Institutions, Except Agricultural5
- State Commercial Banks45
- Tax Return Preparation Services95
- Unit Investment Trusts4
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- Albany24
- Avon27
- Belgrade10
- Brooten6
- Cold Spring52
- Collegeville7
- Elrosa7
- Freeport19
- Greenwald8
- Holdingford10
- Kimball21
- Melrose36
- New Munich10
- Paynesville66
- Richmond20
- Rockville8
- Saint Cloud265
- Saint Joseph28
- Saint Martin4
- Saint Stephen7
- Sartell101
- Sauk Centre91
- St Cloud319
- St Joseph18
- St Martin3
- St Stephen1
- Waite Park141
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Financial
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- Bank Services22
- Business Credit Institutions1
- Charitable Trusts1
- Commercial Banks, NEC7
- Credit Unions, Federally Chartered76
- Credit Unions, Not Federally Chartered27
- Federal Banks17
- Federal Credit Agencies10
- Foreign Trade and International Banking Institutions2
- Investment Advice167
- Investors, NEC53
- Loan Brokers37
- Mortgage Bankers and Loan Correspondents192
- National Commercial Banks239
- Offices of Bank Holding Companies10
- Offices of Holding Companies, NEC53
- Patent Owners and Lessors7
- Personal Credit Institutions52
- Real Estate Investment Trusts3
- Savings institutions, Not Federally Chartered15
- Security Brokers, Dealers, and Flotation Companies169
- Short-Term Business Credit Institutions, Except Agricultural5
- State Commercial Banks45
- Tax Return Preparation Services95
- Unit Investment Trusts4
City or suburb
- Albany24
- Avon27
- Belgrade10
- Brooten6
- Cold Spring52
- Collegeville7
- Elrosa7
- Freeport19
- Greenwald8
- Holdingford10
- Kimball21
- Melrose36
- New Munich10
- Paynesville66
- Richmond20
- Rockville8
- Saint Cloud265
- Saint Joseph28
- Saint Martin4
- Saint Stephen7
- Sartell101
- Sauk Centre91
- St Cloud319
- St Joseph18
- St Martin3
- St Stephen1
- Waite Park141
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