Rhode Island Home For Sale
SBA - Rhode Island Distict Office - Home Page
Homepage for the SBA office in Providence, RI ... For the past few years it has been Dr. Joyce Gifford’s dream to have a state-of-the-art veterinary center. She opened Abbott Valley Veterinary Center in Cumberland in October 1995 with the last direct loan made in Rhode Island by the U.S. Small Business Administration. more >> ... Home | Accessibility | About Site | Privacy & Security | FOIA | Ask SBA | FAQ | Glossary | Sitemap ... [Read More]
HUD in Rhode Island
Before you sign a rental agreement (lease), be sure you know what you will be responsible for and what your landlord will be responsible for - repairs, utilities, etc. Read before your sign! Visit our Rental Help page. ... Homeownership for All ... Appraisal - an estimate of a property's fair market value; an appraisal is generally required by a lender to make sure that a mortgage amount is not more than the value of the property. Visit our Homeownership page. ... [Read More]
RI.gov : Rhode Island Government : Rhode Island Events
Unique and fun camping experience for 8-12 year-olds. Register for one of two week-long summer camps developed and conducted by the Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropologys Education Department and held on its beautiful grounds along the shores of Mount Hope Bay. This camp is for young adventurers wishing to dig deeper into archaeology. Participants will learn about early hominids in Africa, cave art, early farming, and the rise of ancient civiliations. They will make stone tools, take part in a dig, make a Roman oil lamp, experiment with plants, and more. Space is limited. ... [Read More]
Governor Donald L. Carcieri, Rhode Island:
Earlier this year, the Governor announced that he could only support an expansion at Lincoln Park if three conditions were met. The Governor stated that any expansion must include property tax relief for Rhode Islanders and economic development assistance for the Narragansett Indian Tribe, while precluding Lincoln Park from building hotel or entertainment facilities that could compete with Providence businesses. The BLB legislation and the associated contract meet those three conditions. ... [Read More]
SBA - RHODE ISLAND District Office - Local Resources
Homepage for the SBA office in Providence, RI ... Providence/Cranston Workforce Investment Board ... Workforce Partnership of Greater Rhode Island ... [Read More]
HUD Homes
If you think you want to buy a HUD home, contact a real estate broker in your area who is authorized to sell HUD homes (most are). The broker must submit the bid for you. ... If you are a real estate broker, the following information is for you: ... More information on HUD homes ... [Read More]
Rhode Island Laws
Sales to Youth: 1-866-ALC-DRUG (252-3784) or E-mail/call Kharris@mhrh.state.ri.us /401-462-0454 ... § 11-9-13.7 Signs concerning sales to individuals under age eighteen (18). ... § 11-9-13.5 Responsibility for tobacco or health issues. ... [Read More]
SBA - Rhode Island Distict Office - Home Page
Homepage for the SBA office in Providence, RI ... For the past few years it has been Dr. Joyce Gifford’s dream to have a state-of-the-art veterinary center. She opened Abbott Valley Veterinary Center in Cumberland in October 1995 with the last direct loan made in Rhode Island by the U.S. Small Business Administration. more >> ... Home | Accessibility | About Site | Privacy & Security | FOIA | Ask SBA | FAQ | Glossary | Sitemap ... [Read More]
HUD in Rhode Island
Before you sign a rental agreement (lease), be sure you know what you will be responsible for and what your landlord will be responsible for - repairs, utilities, etc. Read before your sign! Visit our Rental Help page. ... Homeownership for All ... Appraisal - an estimate of a property's fair market value; an appraisal is generally required by a lender to make sure that a mortgage amount is not more than the value of the property. Visit our Homeownership page. ... [Read More]
State of Rhode Island: Department of the Attorney General
This bill would provide DOH and the Attorney General with enhanced tools to monitor financial management and quality of care in nursing homes. The act requires licensed facilities to: (1) notify DOH and DHS if payables are more than 60 days delinquent; (2) file annual financial statements with DOH; creates statutory authority for DOH and DHS to review financial documents of nursing homes on demand; (3) afford the DOH a wide range of intervention options, including the power to hire consultants and special masters. Additionally whenever the State exercises its discretion under this law, the state would be granted a lien against the facility to help recoup its costs. When an investigation is initiated pursuant to this statute, the management of the facility have a duty to cooperate with DOH and RIAG and owners of a facility may be held personally responsible for any civil fines and/or criminal violations of the law. The act would provide whistle blower protection for persons who report u ... [Read More]
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