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Jeff Fugate
- Lowell, MA
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This group is for community development professionals working in rural communities.
Profile Information
- Job Title
- Project Manager
- Employer
- Coalition for a Better Acre (CBA)
- Community Development Interests
- Asset Management, Construction and Production, Community Stabilization, Foreclosure Prevention, Leadership and Management, Land Use and Sustainability, Neighborbood Revitalization, Public Planning, Public Policy and Advocacy, Real Estate Development (Multi-family)
- Years in the Community Development Field
- 4-7 years
- Are you interested in being a mentor to someone new to the community development field?
- Moody Street Apartments - 23 affordable units
High School Apartments - 22 affordable units
Neighborhood Stabilization Initiative - REO rehabs
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I second Sarah -- also, I've been hearing some NSP grantees say, more or less, "we have interest but none of the people interested can qualify for a mortgage", and they describe that as a lending problem. To me, that sounds more like a marketing pro…
I noticed these interesting stats at Realtor.org today:
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I like Home Makeover. And, I like adding free architectural, landscaping and decorating assistance with the loan to help homeowners choose high-impact investments and maximize the fixed costs of bringing a contractor out. Geneva, NY offers free arch…
Thanks Vince. At this time, I know non-profits do not have access to RD's loan origination software, UniFi. I'm not sure how much we've discussed the issues of access to CAIVRS in the 502 course.
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I'm no longer resonpisble for day-to-day economic development activities in Miner County. Instead, we're focused on how rural people, organizations, and communities can use technology to advance their goals. That in part has lead me to produce a blog for the Rural Learning Center. You might be interested in this post , which provides a shapshot into what's been happening in our community, as well as why we are still passionate about our work. If you have ideas, stories, case studies, etc... that you would like to share with rural people, I'd love to see them. Perhaps it's a guest post! Hope all is well.
Mike
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