Lots of banks and credit unions offer secured loans. You'll probably want to find a credit union to do it though, because they're unlikely to charge you an an origination fee to set it up (for example, I see there are several Wells Fargo's in Santa Clara, and they'll do it, but charge a $75 fee).
I would personally suggest getting the loan from an institution that will offer products and services that will contine to appeal to you in the future, and you can simply consider the SSL a first step in building a relationship with them. Alliant FCU is popular here because informaiton is available about it, but their physical locations are regional.
BMO Harris has a great credit builder installment loan, just for these purposes!!
When I was just start to build I took advantage of it. It was easy to get and the folks at my BMO office are always great.
I had spent 8 years living off CASH.... with the mentality that if I couldn't afford to pay cash for it, I didn't need it. Having NO credit cards (and not really wanting them at the time), no installment loans, I really had NO credit other than my home loan. My credit score was tanked because of my own fiscal responsibility! 
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My credit score jumped an amazing 30 pts when this credit builder hit! Doubt it will to anyone who's got/had recent credit.... but for me it was a lifesaver!!
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I already called two banks and my main bank said they do have a loan but it is considered a credit builder loan where you get a credit builder card with it.... I actually already have a credit builder card from my bank so that won't do any good....
Was that something they said would not work? By "credit builder card" do you mean a secured credit card?
There is no inherent drawback to having a second revolving credit line. It may tie up funds if its secured, but a second revolving account could also help your profile.