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Land loans in Alaska

Turnrow's lending partners finance non-owner-occupied land across Alaska — peony farms, hay ground and Matanuska Valley vegetable acreage. Up to $1.5M at up to 70% LTV, no tax returns, no financials, term sheet in 24–48 hours.

Today's land loan rates in Alaska

Rates as of August 15, 2026

Stated income / no-doc (the program)9.25% – 11.50%
WSJ Prime (benchmark)7.00%
10-year Treasury (benchmark)4.20%

Indicative ranges for business-purpose, non-owner-occupied land loans; your rate is priced per asset and quoted on your term sheet. Not an offer to lend.

The financing math in Alaska

At 70% loan-to-value, here's what a down payment controls:

Purchase priceDown (~30%)LoanInterest-only / mo*
$250,000$75,000$175,000$1,513
$500,000$150,000$350,000$3,026
$1,000,000$300,000$700,000$6,052

*At the midpoint of today's indicative range (10.38%), interest-only. Illustration, not a quote. Run your own numbers →

The no-doc path in Alaska

Most Alaska land deals die on documentation — the bank wants two years of returns showing income the land doesn't produce yet. Our lending partners underwritethe land itself: whether the collateral is peony farms or any other working ground, the checklist is the application, an appraisal, title, and a close.

A 680+ credit score qualifies the borrower; the land carries the rest. Partner lenders close to individuals, LLCs, trusts and partnerships — purchases, refinances, cash-out and bridge — and because the loan is business-purpose and asset-based, Alaska files move from application to term sheet in 24–48 hours.

FSA vs. Farm Credit vs. Turnrow

FSA offers subsidized rates with government paperwork, caps and timelines. Farm Credit associations underwrite your income, history and membership. Turnrow underwrites the dirt — fastest when the land is strong and the paperwork isn't. Many Alaska borrowers use us to win the deal, then refinance into subsidized debt later. That's fine by us.

Programs available in Alaska

Alaska land loan questions

How much down payment do I need for a land loan in Alaska?

Turnrow's lending partners lend up to 70% of appraised value in Alaska, so plan on roughly 30% down. On a $500,000 property that's about $150,000 down — with no tax returns or income documentation required.

Can I get a Alaska land loan without tax returns?

Yes. The stated-income program underwrites the land itself — application, appraisal, title, close. No tax returns, no P&Ls, no farm financials, for loans up to $1.5M anywhere in Alaska.

How is this different from Farm Credit or an FSA loan in Alaska?

FSA programs carry government paperwork and caps; Farm Credit associations underwrite your income and history. Turnrow's lending partners underwrite the dirt: 680+ credit and a clean appraisal is the whole checklist, which is why Alaska files move to a term sheet in 24–48 hours.

What is farmland worth in Alaska right now?

USDA's national survey excludes Alaska from its published state tables; values are driven tract-by-tract. Your appraisal sets the number your loan is based on.

Written & reviewed by Ryan, Principal at TurnrowLast reviewed August 15, 2026

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