FACT SHEETHighly FractionatedIndian Land Loan ProgramUSDA is an equal opportunity provider employer and lender Country and experience working with Bureau of Indian Affairs proposed loan purposes and f ID: 893412
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through the General Allotment Act of 1887 (also called the Dawes Act). Since that time, in each generation many owners. This means the same parcel of land once inheriting an undivided interest in the land. The continues to grow.known owners to coordinate the use of the property.Eligibility Requirements For An To be eligible for HFIL, an intermediary lender may be institution approved by the Farm Service Agency FACT SHEETHighly FractionatedIndian Land Loan ProgramUSDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender. Country and experience working with Bureau of Indian Affairs; proposed loan purposes and for obtaining, giving security for and repaying the proposed loan; and based on the fiscal and managerial capabilities of the proposed intermediary lender.Eligibility Requirements For An An ultimate recipient is a Native American tribe, tribal entity, or a member of either that receives a loan from an intermediary lender’s HFIL revolving fund. To receive a loan from the intermediary, they must: wetland conservation requirements on all their land; purposes during the term of the loan; intermediary lender; acquisition, including, but not limited to, title clearance, legal services, archeological or land surveys, and loan closing; conducted for this loan; and at least 51 percent ownership.More Informationfarmers.gov. Find your local USDA Service farmers.gov/service-locator