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Tooele growing and growing and growing…
A
residential building boom continues to sweep across Tooele Valley.
As Overlake, Stansbury Park and the outskirts of Grantsville
are on the brink of major housing projects, many more are in
the works.
With the Saddleback development on the Lake Point bench, even
more growth is expected. With around 4,000 lots in the
preliminary plans and less then 20 minutes to downtown Salt Lake
City, Saddleback will quickly become a prime building location. For
more information on the Saddleback development, feel free to
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Promissor Banking For CE Hours *Agent
Info*
For all CE courses completed since January 1, 2006, you can
verify your credits by following the instructions posted below:
Promissor Banking
- Go to
- Click on “Continuing Education
Services”(located
under the services title)
- Click on “Find a Continuing
Education Registry Licensing Look-up”
- Scroll down
to Utah Real Estate, then click go
- Click on “Licensee
Course Transcripts”
- Enter in your license number (You
must include the dash between license numbers and letters),
or your Social Security
number
and your last name
- A complete list of the CE courses that
have been banked by the providers will show in a printable
list
Utah Housing Corporation (UHC) offers low-income housing
UHC announces that it is offering $35 million of mortgage funds at a low 6.25 percent interest rate to assist low- to moderate-income families purchase a home. In addition to the 30-year fixed rate mortgage moneys, UHC can also provide to these families financing for all of the down payment and closing cost moneys needed to buy their home. It is expected that 200 lower-income families across Utah will be able to purchase a home with the assistance offered under this program. The low interest rate under the UHC home-buying program is expected to save the typical Utah lower-income household as much as $17,000 in payments over the life of the loan.
Check back often for the latest information.
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Tooele Tidbits
Lake Point Old Meeting House - In 1884 a new rock meeting house was completed by residents in the growing community of E.T. City. The name of the town was changed to Lake Point around 1923. The building was used for community meetings, church services and as a school. The adjacent school building was built later and served the community for many years.
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