(Offline)
This About Us page tells all about these agencies and each has a section with loans listed.
GovLoans.gov is your gateway to government loan information. It directs you to the loan information that best meets your needs. Listed below are the agencies whose loan programs are represented on this site.
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Commerce
U.S. Department of Education
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
U.S. Small Business Administration
http://www.govloans.gov/
(There's also a link to us page billeater might be interested in too.)
(Offline)
That just goes to show too Kay that you never know when something will strike that's unheard of! Just because it's never happened in your lifetime doesn't mean it won't ever. We can't be too complacent and assume it's always the other guy.
(Offline)
That just goes to show too Kay that you never know when something will strike that's unheard of! Just because it's never happened in your lifetime doesn't mean it won't ever. We can't be too complacent and assume it's always the other guy.
That's true because the other guy always thought it would happen to the other guy, not him. That made sense in my head and may not have on paper LOL. :) Thank you frazzledmom, nice find.
(Offline)
That's true because the other guy always thought it would happen to the other guy, not him. That made sense in my head and may not have on paper LOL. :)
I understood that perfectly. Should I be concerned? ;)
The Disaster Relief part under the Loans section is good to keep in mind. They can be up to 30 years. After last winter's ice storm I notice stuff like that now. We were lucky that we didn't have anything apart from minor damage and debris. Others we know had their roofs and cars caved in by falling trees. Thanks for that, frazzledmom. :)
The best way for a person to have happy thoughts is to count his blessings and not his cash. ~Author Unknown