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Union City TNCDFI Awards for First State Development Corp.
NMTC (2002) - $7,000,000
The Allocatee will utilize its NMTC allocation to provide business loans, including those for the real estate development (e.g. construction, land development, and commercial/industrial), working capital, and capital purchase, as well as lines of credit. The organization believes the NMTC Program will enable it to provide more favorable rates(potentially below-market) and terms for it loan products, expand its loan volume and target its activities to areas of greater economic distress.
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in Tennessee
Affordable Housing Resources, Inc.
Nashville
Appalachian Fund for Growth II, LLC
Chattanooga
Chattanooga Neighborhood Enterprise, Inc.
Chattanooga
Church Koinonia Federal Credit Union
CHATTANOOGA
D.C.C.D. Corporation
Decaturville
Nashville Housing Fund, Inc.
Nashville
Pinnacle Community Development, Inc.
Nashville
United Housing, Inc.
Memphis
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