Sentences with phrase «backed rural home»

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USDA home loans are loans backed the U.S. Department of Agriculture as part of the USDA Rural Development Guaranteed Housing Loan program, which is also known as Section 502.

His characters turn their back on that San - Fran reaching for «Asian» pantheism and «Samoan / Native American» pagan - ism, and look to the old home place in rural America, where «I'll Meet You in Church Sunday Morning.»

Apart from the handful who were born in Ashland, they'd moved from Homer or Chicago or Coronado Island, in the first or third or ninth grade, reared in trailers or at friends» houses or in homes with hot tubs, the sons of teachers and attorneys and single mothers who had chosen to go back - to - the - land in a small town: population 15,000, liberal and rural, five crowded elementary schools.

Being so high on the list means it's has the most of that in it... I'm stuck in a rural area without a good supply of formula for my son (it was suppose to be a day trip but the snow is too deep to get back home), I will be using this at lease until I can get back home.

«In many cases we should consider building homes to attract families, shops, schools, transport and the wider economy back into rural areas and ensure they have a long - term future.»

We are fortunate to live in a place that is marked by its proximity to the majestic Hudson River, its green rolling hills, and extraordinary history: from our place on the National Historic Register for many of the incredible old homes and other structures in our town, to our amazing agricultural and rural back story over the centuries which may be best exemplified by the annual New Baltimore Agfest.

Back in the olden days (and even in the not - so - olden past and present homesteading days), a stillroom was a necessity in every rural home.

I take many long work trips going from Minneapolis up to my home in northern rural Minnesota, and my back / neck always comes out feeling pretty painful when the trip is over.

Don't miss this rural thriller that drives home a poignant message about the freedom found in following Jesus.A freedom - seeking believer has done the one thing she swore never to do — move back to Miller's Creek.

USDA home loans are loans backed the U.S. Department of Agriculture as part of the USDA Rural Development Guaranteed Housing Loan program, which is also known as Section 502.

USDA loans are backed through the Rural Housing Division of the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture and are available to eligible primary home buyers with low to moderate incomes or have limited down payment funds available.

If you're thinking about buying a home in a suburban or rural area, you may qualify for a zero - down mortgage backed by the USDA.

Back home in Toronto, a friend from Vancouver told me an apt description of the province's landscape: Rural Ontario is -LSB-...]

The home - cooked breakfasts were so delicious; the lush treed garden setting / yard was such a lovely and beautiful place to relax; my private room was comfortable, spacious and always clean; the laundry service was fantastic; Wi - Fi was super fast; the owners Erin and Solina were absolutely amazing, so welcoming and caring; and I really enjoyed the laid - back and peaceful atmosphere and the rural off - the - beaten - path location that was within short walking distance to the town.

He hopes to share his message with many more, turning their attention to tiny home communities which, amidst other things, could prove to be a game - changer for rural communities that need a boost to get back on the prosperity track.

Another is a process USDA is going through that could result in fewer households eligible for federally backed home financing in rural areas.

Federally backed home loans from the Rural Housing Service have been called one of the the government's best kept secrets because buyers can get safe, affordable mortgage financing in areas where few other loan options are available.

We're moving back home to the States after 3 years of life in rural South Korea — in early December!

Front and back doors open directly into a two - story - high living room, where spruce - planked walls and wood beams salvaged from an 1890 Tennessee barn reflect the home's rural setting and give the space a refined, barnlike feel.