Assistance available for home repairs (Jacksonville Daily News)
This system, while perhaps unfair to some, will be great for those who maintain impeccable credit. It's one way that good credit risks can be rewarded. In the past year, we in the industry have already seen a dramatic reduction in paperwork requirements and "risk-based" pricing (rates and fees) has become commonplace.
Assistance available for home repairs (Jacksonville Daily News)
ONSLOW COUNTY - The U.S. Department of Agriculture continues to offer its Section 504 loan program and accept applications for repair loan assistance for eligible very low income homeowners in Onslow County.
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A 'charity' it wasn't, lawsuit says about business (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
A Fridley "charity" that claimed to benefit veterans, the elderly and the needy was a front for a for-profit auto repair and sales business, the state attorney general's office alleged in a lawsuit filed Wednesday in Hennepin County District Court. The lawsuit charges ABC Humanitarian Trust and its director with violations of laws governing charities, including solicitation fraud, false ...
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Landlords, tenants not all content with new law (Montgomery Advertiser)
Alabama's landlord-tenant law took effect Jan. 1. What that effect has been is still being debated among landlords, tenants and industry officials.
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Two years after Katrina, a long road home remains (The Shreveport Times)
Christopher Andry, 43, looked out over his devastated block on Pierre Street in Chalmette in St. Bernard Parish and shook his head. "It's scary to be investing back here," he said, looking down the street at piles of rubble, for sale signs and three empty slabs. "I just don't know if it is going to come back. It's hard to know what to do."
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Woman pleads guilty to stealing from employer (Baltimore Examiner)
A Glen Arm woman admitted to stealing about $260,000 from her employer, some of which she used to pay off credit cards and repair her Mercedes, according to Assistant State's Attorney Lynn Marshall.
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Is Refinancing the Best Option? (Washington Post)
Q: DEAR BOB: I am a 51-year-old widow of eight years with three children, 9, 11 and 15. I earn about $3,000 a month, and my children receive $2,100 in Social Security benefits. I have owned my home for six years and have a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage at 5.375 percent. My monthly payment is $1,279, including $67 in private mortgage insurance and $217 for escrowed property taxes and insurance.
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Subprime mortgage loan crisis threatens to broaden (The Indianapolis Star)
The downturn of the subprime mortgage loan market has had a major impact on Wall Street, and it could affect you.
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Pit bull attack not first trouble (Tacoma News Tribune)
Long before Sue Gorman was severely attacked by two pit bulls, there had been a problem with dangerous dogs on the lose in her Key Peninsula neighborhood.
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HEADLINES FOR AUGUST 17, 2007 (Drummer)
Jeremy Brooks, wanted for the murder of Ruth Ouverson of Marysville Township, was captured Thursday, August 16, at 6:30 a.m. in central North Dakota. Brooks was found after an intensive search on Tuesday and Wednesday in the field north of Drake.
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Council passes CPI Ordinance; residents argue about parking (Piggott Times)
Without much discussion, the Piggott City Council passed the CPI (Consumer Price Index) Ordinance at its regular meeting on Monday, Aug. 20. The highlights of the meeting, however, were guests on the agenda who had interests in no parking signs and utility deposits.
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Assistance available for home repairs (Jacksonville Daily News)
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