CORRECTION
In the story about the mail boat
"Garland” in Friday’s Record the
monthly amount for the mail con
tract should have re&d $13066 and
expenses of $15,700, with the dif
ference to be made up by trans
porting freight and passengers.
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Answers To
FHA Questions
(Continued from Page 1)
pleted building or one un
der construction.
Q. How much can be borrowed?
A. The maximum amount allow
able under the provisions of the
National Housing Act is $10,800
per unit—with each separate
building or house classified as a
unit. However, any necessary
amount up to that figure can be
i borrowed under the same terms.
(There is a minimum amount de
pending upon the class of con
struction—i.e. new building, al
teration etc. which is contem
plated.)
Q. What are the terms of an FHA
insured loan?
A. The interest • rate is 4Vfe% an
nually.
(1) The National Housing Act
provides for loans to run for
as long as twenty years.
However, in practice, loans
in Alaska are usually design
There’s more to the
hidden inch than meets
the eye
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ed to be retired within ten -
years dr less.
(2) The borrower is required to
have an equity of at least
20% of the total cost of the
project for which the loan
is requested. As an example,
if the cost of the proposed
building or improvement
amounted to a total of $10,000
the borrower would be re
quired td have the equivalent
of $2,000—represented by the
value of the lot, material or
labor other than that to be
paid for from the loan etc.—
to apply toward the cost. The
amount of the loan would,
therefore, be a maximum of
$800.00.
(3) The loan does not have to
run for the full time for
which it is originally made.
The balance can be paid off
in full at any earlier time.
The next series of questions and
ansewers will deal with the second
step—that of preparing plans and
making application for approval
of FHA.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for the beautiful flowers
and sympathy extended to us at
the time of our recent bereave
ment. We especially thank the
American Legion Post No. 5 for
the kind assistance given.
Mary Wclfelt
Alice Chadwick
.John Hughes
Helen Snoddy
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