FALMOUTH Members of Danielle Taylor s family say they will remember the Mashpee woman for her happy-go-lucky personality and caring nature.
“She was bubbly and happy and loved her life,” her sister Crystal Stewart said. “She was always trying to make her life better.”
Taylor, who celebrated her 30th birthday on Feb. 1, was found Monday in a room at Cape Wind Waterfront Resort in Teaticket after police responded to the motel for a well-being check. Police found Taylor lying on the floor unconscious, and she was taken to Falmouth Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
A man was also found in the room, lying on the bed, with injuries to his neck and hand.
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Nottingham for Intermediaries has re-entered the 90 per cent lending market with a fixed product.
The lender’s five-year fix with zero fee comes in at 3.70 per cent and, with a £999 fee, at 3.45 per cent.
Nottingham has also issued new 80 per cent LTV mortgages. For a two-year fix, borrowers will pay 2.30 per cent and, for a three-year fix, 2.60 per cent.
A new 80 per cent LTV two-year fix, meanwhile, is set a 2 per cent and charges a £199 booking fee and an £800 arrangement fee.
Nottingham head of intermediary sales Nikki Warren-Dean says: “We’ve been working very hard behind the scenes to be able to bring back 90 per cent LTV mortgages.