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What Is a Wraparound Loan, and Is It Right for You?
What Is a Wraparound Loan, and Is It Right for You?
When you don t qualify for a conventional mortgage, you may think your dreams of homeownership are dashed. But a wraparound loan could be an option.
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While home buyers might hope that they will qualify for a mortgage from the usual financial institutions, like a bank, they may find that their spotty credit score is an obstacle that prevents them from qualifying. What then? One Plan B may be to get what s known as a wraparound loan.
Maine stays under emergency order for at least 1 more month
April 14, 2021
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SCARBOROUGH, Maine (AP) Maine will remain under a state of emergency order until at least the middle of May, the state s governor has ruled.
Democratic Gov. Janet Mills extended the emergency order on Wednesday. She first instituted the order in March 2020, near the outset of the pandemic.
The order gives the state the ability to use all available resources to contain the spread of coronavirus.
“With nearly half of all eligible Maine people having received at least one dose of a vaccine, we are making progress, but we have got to keep our foot on the gas to get more people vaccinated, to keep people alive and healthy, and to get us back to normal sooner, Mills said.
April 13: Georgia COVID-19 cases spike but deaths remain low, none in Augusta
Georgia saw its highest number of new COVID-19 infections on Tuesday in nearly two weeks but deaths remained low, including none in the Aiken-Augusta area.
Georgia added 1,094 new cases, its highest total since April 1, to reach 863,814 with 16 new deaths for 17,033, the Department of Public Health reported. Richmond County had 33 new cases for 19,469 total and Aiken was the only county to see a double-digit increase. All other counties saw eight new cases or less: eight in Columbia for 10,859, two in Burke for 1,740, one in McDuffie for 1,635 and four in Jefferson for 1,568. All other counties were unchanged: Screven at 808, Jenkins at 722, Wilkes at 668, Lincoln at 506, Warren at 369, Glascock at 144 and Taliaferro at 100.