The North Dakota Housing Finance Agency (NDHFA) recognized several lending partners and housing advocates as Champions of Affordable Housing at the 23
rd Annual Statewide Housing Conference held recently.
Among the lending institutions and individuals recognized was First Community Credit Union and loan officer Mary Radenz of Jamestown.
"North Dakota has experienced dramatic changes in recent years, and the Housing Finance Agency's challenge to provide safe, decent and affordable housing for every North Dakotan has grown substantially," said Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring, who presented the awards on behalf of the North Dakota Industrial Commission.
NDHFA's lender awards are based on participation in its homeownership programs and involvement in locally sponsored affordable housing projects and events. In addition to honoring lending institutions that originated the loans, mortgage loan officers that actively promoted the agency's programs were also recognized.
NDHFA began recognizing its housing partners with the Champion of Affordable Housing Awards in 1995. For more information on the awards or other agency programs, contact NDHFA at (800) 292-8621 or
www.ndhfa.org.
The Industrial Commission of North Dakota, consisting of Gov. Jack Dalrymple, as chairman, Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem and Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring, oversees NDHFA.
Photo:� The North Dakota Housing Finance Agency (NDHFA)�recognized�First Community Credit Union with a Champion of Affordable Housing Award during its Annual Statewide Housing Conference. NDHFA Executive Director Jolene Kline (far left) and Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring (far right) presented the award.�Mortgage Loan Officer�Mary Radenz (second from right)�of�Jamestown was honored for her promotion of the agency's homeownership programs."
The North Dakota Housing Finance Agency (NDHFA) recognized several lending partners and housing advocates as Champions of Affordable Housing at the 23rd Annual Statewide Housing Conference held recently.
Among the lending institutions and individuals recognized was First Community Credit Union and loan officer Mary Radenz of Jamestown.
"North Dakota has experienced dramatic changes in recent years, and the Housing Finance Agency's challenge to provide safe, decent and affordable housing for every North Dakotan has grown substantially," said Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring, who presented the awards on behalf of the North Dakota Industrial Commission.
NDHFA's lender awards are based on participation in its homeownership programs and involvement in locally sponsored affordable housing projects and events. In addition to honoring lending institutions that originated the loans, mortgage loan officers that actively promoted the agency's programs were also recognized.
NDHFA began recognizing its housing partners with the Champion of Affordable Housing Awards in 1995. For more information on the awards or other agency programs, contact NDHFA at (800) 292-8621 or www.ndhfa.org.
The Industrial Commission of North Dakota, consisting of Gov. Jack Dalrymple, as chairman, Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem and Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring, oversees NDHFA.
Photo:� The North Dakota Housing Finance Agency (NDHFA)�recognized�First Community Credit Union with a Champion of Affordable Housing Award during its Annual Statewide Housing Conference. NDHFA Executive Director Jolene Kline (far left) and Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring (far right) presented the award.�Mortgage Loan Officer�Mary Radenz (second from right)�of�Jamestown was honored for her promotion of the agency's homeownership programs."