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Pineywoods Community Development Financial Institution
Lufkin TXCDFI Awards for Pineywoods Community Development Financial Institution
TA (2004) - $38,000
Pineywoods will use the award to obtain a consultant to develop a quality control plan, as required by CitiMortgage for the purchase of mortgages originated by Pineywoods; purchase technology, and staff training.
SECA (2002) - $50,000
The TA award from the CDFI Fund would allow Pineywoods to provide access to below-market-rate first and second mortgages, home buyer education, and counseling services to low-income families and individuals living in a rural 31-county area of east Texas.
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in Texas
ACCION Texas, Inc.
San Antonio
Azteca Community Loan Fund
San Juan
Bexar County Teachers Federal Credit Union
San Antonio
Community Development Corp. of Brownsville
Brownsville
Community Development Loan Fund
San Antonio
Community Development Loan Fund (CDLF)
San Antonio
Equitrend Capital
Amarillo
Neighborhood Housing Services of Dimmit County, Inc.
Carrizo Springs
PACESETTER CDE INC
Richardson
Rural Development and Finance Corporation
San Antonio
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