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COVID-19 Sparks Interest in Rural Properties

May 26, 2020

A combination of a low interest rate environment and available inventory has driven increased mortgage requests across the country. Ted Black, Director of Country Living from Farm Credit East, shares how residential mortgage lending has adapted its operations to continue serving customers through the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • COVID-19 Updates

    Working with Customers on Loan Adjustments

    Farm Credit East is committed to helping our customers through this difficult time. We have a number of options and the flexibility to help address the financial challenges caused by the current situation. Click here to learn more.

    Customer Assistance Program

    As a customer-owned cooperative, Farm Credit East is committed to providing the services and resources that our members need. That is why we offer assistance and counseling services through the ESI Group, at no additional cost to our customers. Visit FarmCreditEast.com/cap for more information.

    Fraud and Security Information Program

    With theft, fraud and identify theft becoming increasingly prevalent threats, Farm Credit East holds the security of our customers’ data as a top priority, using industry-leading best practices to ensure that your account information stays secure. You can better protect yourself by recognizing, preventing and reporting fraudulent activity and by understanding and implementing the tips, policies and procedures outlined in the Fraud Information Center, provided by CoBank, our valued partner and funding bank.

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USDA COVID-19 Relief Programs and Impacts to the US Food System

The COVID-19 outbreak has caused significant disruptions to U.S. agriculture, including shutdowns at a number of meatpacking plants, as well as major declines in food service markets. In response, the USDA has developed a number of relief programs to assist producers who have been impacted by the loss of markets and the general economic downturn. Join Farm Credit East and American Farm Bureau Federation Chief Economist, John Newton, as he discusses these issues on Thursday, June 4 at 12 noon.

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