multi family housing direct loan program

Ribbon-cutting at Kalamink Creek Apartments. From left: Melissa Horste, staffer for U.S. Sen. Carl Levin; Senior Vice President of the Great Lakes Capital Fund Tom Edmiston, resident Ryan Kainath; USDA Rural Development Mason Area Office Director Kevin Smith; Owner/Contractor Jeff Gates; co-owner Tom Lapka (USDA Photo)

From Community Eyesore to Community Asset

Recently, the community of Webberville, Michigan celebrated the ribbon-cutting for what had once been an eyesore on the outskirts of town.

Kalamink Creek Apartments in Webberville was built in 1987 through the USDA Rural Development Section 515 Multi-Family Housing program to provide safe, affordable housing for low-income rural residents. One of the first things visitors see as they drive in from Lansing is the aging 24-unit facility.

James Turner, Michigan State Director, USDA Rural Development Posted in Rural

Oct 14, 2014

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USDA Rural Development Nebraska State Director Maxine Moul presented a plaque for the more than 40 years of service by Gibbon‘s Centennial Manor to board members, left to right, Bob Godberson, Duane Frazier and Duncan McGregor. Board members not present for the April 2 event were Bob Clevenger and Fred Reed.

A Celebration! Nebraska’s First USDA Direct Multi Family Housing Loan Paid in Full

Gibbon, Nebraska with a population under 2,000 is celebrating the final payment of the first direct loan in Nebraska for a multi-family housing project through USDA Rural Development (the former Farmers Home Administration).

Board members of Gibbon Centennial Manor and tenants of the 16 unit complex gathered on April 2^nd for a plaque presentation by USDA Rural Development Nebraska State Director Maxine Moul, commemorating more than 40 years of providing rural rental housing to Gibbon.

Nebraska Rural Development State Director Maxine Moul and Public Affairs Coordinator Vicki Schurman Posted in Rural

Apr 08, 2011

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