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Kitsap County NMTC Facilitators I, LLC
Silverdale WACDFI Awards for Kitsap County NMTC Facilitators I, LLC
NMTC (2008) - $20,000,000
Kitsap County NMTC Facilitators I, LLC (“Facilitators”) will use its NMTC allocation to: 1) make investments in businesses that develop mixed use real estate in low-income communities; 2) provide loans to other CDEs to increase their small business lending (with a specific focus in rural communities), and 3) provide loans to finance community facilities. Based on project need, Facilitators will provide a 7-year reduced rate debt product, an equity investment, or equity-equivalent loans in support of projects that will increase jobs, create new commercial space and add substantial residential units to downtown communities.
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