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Ashville, PA FHA Loans in Pennsylvania
FHA loans differ from conventional loans in a number of ways. The down payment required for an FHA-insured loan is usually much lower than for conventional loans. FHA loans also have lower credit requirements than conventional loans, making them more available to a wider range of potential homebuyers.
FHA loans offer Ashville, PA residents several other valuable benefits, not least of which is those aforementioned smaller down payments. Unlike a conventional loan, which ordinarily requires 10-20% down, FHA-insured loans only require down payments as low as 3-5%. The FHA is also more flexible in calculating factors to determine whether or not to approve the loan, factors such as household income and repayment ratios.
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The hills will soon be alive with the sounds of the cicadas
Very soon, the wooded hills from Georgia through Pennsylvania and west through Kentucky will be alive with the sounds of cicadas.
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Penn Cambria raising taxes
"The smaller we can keep the classrooms, the better off we are." Property owners in the Penn Cambria School District likely will see their real-estate taxes increase by 2 mills this year - revenue needed to offset escalating costs of fuel, food and health insurance. via The Tribune-Democrat
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The Tribune Democrat, Johnstown, PA
Cambria County * The following is a list of the more serious criminal cases handled recently by District Judge John Barron, Upper Yoder Township: Sara E. Macalush, 42, of the 800 block of Virginia Avenue, ... via The Tribune-Democrat
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Police report
Police: Man injured in fight during match State police at Philipsburg are investigating a fight between two men at a wrestling match Friday evening at Philipsburg-Osceola Area High School. via Centre Daily Times
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New sewage plant best option, firm finds
"The village as a whole they determined was bad. There was sewage in the ditches, and DEP told Gallitzin Township they had to do something" For 40 years, untreated sewage has pooled on the land around Wib Swope's home. Things have gotten so bad in recent years that, when his wife, Anna, was mowing their 5-acre parcel last summer, she sank up to her ... via The Tribune-Democrat
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Gallitzin Twp. mulling options for sewage fix
"It's polluting the water sources" After years of dealing with faulty on-lot septic systems and raw sewage seeping through the ground in this small town, Gallitzin Township officials are considering their options - which could include ... via The Tribune-Democrat
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Thoughts on pattern play
"My question is: When you hit a jackpot for $600 or more, which is subject to taxes, I heard if the person is 65 years or older they are exempt from the taxes." Pattern play has got a lot of readers thinking - and writing. "It's true that the number of winners increases with pattern play," wrote Ron Digilio, who then referred to the Jan. via New York Daily News
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Farm Service Agency election results announced
Farm Service Agency elections have been held in Cambria and Somerset counties. Dennis Hines of Loretto was elected committee member from Cambria County Local Administrative Area 2. Patrick B. Stolz of Nicktown ... via The Tribune-Democrat
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With Somerset's many FHA home loan programs, owning your dream home is more than just a dream.
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"...I was sure that Somerset was the right choice...they couldn't have been more compassionate or understanding...I just couldn't believe that this all happened within a week...Thanks to my loan officer and all the rest of those great people at Somerset, my family will be able to stay in the only home they have known for some time, without fear of being put out." - Tom N.
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