Oak Hill Banks Community Development Corp.

Jackson OH


Oak Hill Banks Community Development Corp. (OHBCDC) will utilize its NMTC Allocation to enhance its current community development lending and financial counseling services to qualified businesses in eleven contiguous counties in rural southern Ohio Appalachia. OHBCDC will provide non-traditional loan products to locally-owned and operated businesses and to community organizations that enhance the quality of life in particularly economically distressed non-metropolitan areas. All non-traditional, flexible loan products will be delivered with interest rates at least 50 percent below market or with at least five indicia of flexible or non-traditional rates and terms. They will collaborate with state, regional and local community organizations to source deals, pool resources and leverage capital.

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NMTC (2007) - $40,000,000

Oak Hill Banks Community Development Corp. (OHBCDC) will utilize its NMTC Allocation to enhance its current community development lending and financial counseling services to qualified businesses in eleven contiguous counties in rural southern Ohio Appalachia. OHBCDC will provide non-traditional loan products to locally-owned and operated businesses and to community organizations that enhance the quality of life in particularly economically distressed non-metropolitan areas. All non-traditional, flexible loan products will be delivered with interest rates at least 50 percent below market or with at least five indicia of flexible or non-traditional rates and terms. They will collaborate with state, regional and local community organizations to source deals, pool resources and leverage capital.



NMTC (2003) - $20,000,000

Oak Hill Banks Community Development Corporation will utilize its NMTC allocation to provide loans to businesses located in nine Appalachian counties in rural southern Ohio. Oak Hill Banks CDC will also provide financial counseling as part of the lending process and through a formal program of community business workshops. The NMTC allocation will allow Oak Hill Banks CDC to provide shortterm and long-term loans to a variety of businesses under lower-than-market interest rates and non-conventional, non-conforming terms and conditions. Loan interest rates will be up to 250 basis points lower than market rates. The NMTC allocation will also allow Oak Hill Banks CDC to reduce, or in most cases eliminate, standard loan fees.



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