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Border Communities Capital Company, LLC
Carlsbad CACDFI Awards for Border Communities Capital Company, LLC
NMTC (2009) - $50,000,000
Border Communities Capital Company, LLC targets its products and services toward underserved communities located along the United States-Mexico border in the states of Arizona and California. Border Communities Capital makes equity investments, equity equivalent investments, and loans to real estate projects to finance land and infrastructure development, finance vertical building of office, retail, commercial, and service space. The products to be offered include primarily development and construction short-term loans and intermediate-term loans. Border Communities Capital will offer a blend of below market interest rates, longer than standard period of interest-only payments, more flexible borrower credit standards, loan loss reserves that are less than standard, non-traditional forms of collateral and other below market or non-conventional features. With this allocation, Border Communities Capital will continue providing capital and financing to projects that spur development, upgrade communities, and create services and opportunities for low-income communities and people.
NMTC (2002) - $50,000,000
BCCC will use its NMTC allocation to provide loans and equity capital investments in low-income communities located in the U.S.-Mexican Border region, particularly in the states of Arizona and California. BCCC will make loans and investments in commercial and residential real estate projects to finance land development, vertical development of office, industrial, tourist, commercial and residential development projects. BCCC believes that the NMTC Program will allow it to offer more flexible loan products, enabling it to finance projects that could not otherwise be financed.
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