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Holladay, TN FHA Loans in Tennessee
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 Holladay, TN 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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Schools in 'Good Standing'
The Benton County school system remains in good standing with the federal No Child Left Behind Act, according the to 2008 state report card, which was released Nov.
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Holladay pays final respects to fire chief
As the last call for Fire Chief W.A. Johnson came across the radios, firemen placed the casket carrying Johnson on top of the Holladay-McIllwain truck.
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Festival draws hundreds to Camden
The Ryan Holladay Band entertained visitors to Camden City Park Saturday during the annual Ryan Holladay Festival.
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Tobacco Grant coming for county
Benton County is the recipient of a grant designated to tobacco education in an effort to curve young people away from tobacco related products.
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Two mobile homes destroyed by fire
Chalk Level and Holladay/McIllwain firefighters work to extinguish this blaze, which completely destroyed a trailer belonging to Billy Bruce, located at 670 Clifford Hicks Road, Aug.
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County Fair, 30-Mile Yard Sale begins next week
Benton County will be busy next week as two annual events get under way, the County Fair and the 11th Annual Bargain Highway.
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$1,000 to be given away during annual '30-Mile Yard Sale'
Benton County businesses can expect a big boost this month as bargain hunters visit the county in an effort to find valuable treasures and collectibles.
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Tennessee River Pearl Festival hosts fishing rodeo, car show
The first-ever Tennessee River Pearl Festival June 13-15 offered some gems not found in jewelry cases during its three-day run, drawing crowds to most events, which were held in the Birdsong Marina-Camden area ...
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Man killed in one-vehicle accident
Rescue workers attend the scene of a fatal one-vehicle accident, which occurred at about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday on S.R. 192 in Holladay.
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Thunderstorms approaching Midstate
The National Weather Service in Nashville reports a line of thunderstorms has moved into northwest Middle Tennessee and at 10 p.m. extended from Clarksville south to Waverly, to Holladay in southern Benton ...
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Love-Hate Mail
Love-Hate Mail Race Bait Special negrito edition Love-Hate Mail Quick shot Jack Daniel's has the marketing.
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Meth makers take a big hit
Benton Countys fight against drugs took a big step forward during the past weeks with several arrests being made and several meth labs being taken down.
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Straight line winds cause damage in Benton County
Friday John Beasley, of the Benton County Rescue Squad, works to remove a fallen tree from the road. via The Camden Chronicle
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Basket guild urges people to try uncommon craft
"I try to enter one every year" HOLLADAY- These handmade baskets are not for sale. No matter how many times members of the West Tennessee Basket Guild tell people this, some still offer to buy one. via Jacksonsun.com
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Holladay gym dedicated to former school principal
Her late husband initiated the Fiddlers Jamboree in 1957 as a fundraiser for the school. via The Camden Chronicle
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Bluegrass Jamboree in Benton County today
The 52nd annual Old Time Bluegrass and Fiddlers Jamboree is today at Holladay School in Holladay. via The Jackson Sun
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School attendance slightly up during most recent period
Robertson reported that attendance for the seventh 20-day period of the school year is 94.30 percent, which is higher than the 93.40 percent in the sixth period. via The Camden Chronicle
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Animal Shelter support apparent by turnout at grand re-opening
Keegan's mother, Tonya, holds the puppy. It was a big day for the Benton County Animal Shelter Sunday as a large crowd helped celebrate their grand re-opening. Wow! What a wonderful day, said Benton County ... via The Camden Chronicle
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