Michigan Magnet Fund

Huntington Woods MI


The Michigan Magnet Fund (MMF) is a subsidiary of the Michigan State Housing Development Authority.

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NMTC (2009) - $60,000,000

Michigan Magnet Fund (MMF) will partner with its community, investment and state government board members to finance projects to: create and preserve jobs, finance affordable quality space for small businesses, seek out “export” businesses to diversify the economy, and deliver community services such as education, job training, public health and social services. MMF will focus investments in state-designated “CORE Communities” and “Cities of Promise,” as well as non-metropolitan areas. MMF plans to offer equity, debt with equity features, senior/subordinate loans with below-market interest rates and other flexible features.



NMTC (2005) - $60,000,000

The Michigan Magnet Fund (MMF) will utilize its NMTC allocation authorization to provide senior and subordinated debt products to commercial real estate projects throughout the state of Michigan. With the NMTC, MMF will be able to offer below-market rate loans with a longer than normal amortization period and a higher than normal loan-to-value ratio. The Controlling Entity"s experience has primarily been in the area of affordable housing development. The NMTC allocation will allow the Controlling Entity to focus more resources on commercial real estate development in the communities that it serves.



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