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Twin Cities Community Capital Fund <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />TCCCF loans are not available for the purchase of equity positions in business enterpn'ses <br />or for specutatrve real estate developments, we also do not finance liquor stores or bars <br />without food service. <br />Flexible terms and service you can count on. <br />TCCCF loans are competitively priced and offer the flexibility of negotiable interest rates <br />and terms. We are commr tted to outstanding customer service and belicve that there are <br />no common solutions to meeting the needs of our borrowers. our loan officers work <br />closely with both borrowers and ether project lenders to ensure that our loans are <br />res pon si:ve to the needs of all parties. <br />Our loan application approval process —from the receipt of a complete loan application to <br />our loan commitment— provides for loan approvals within -4 weeks, depending on the <br />amount of the loan. <br />"We recently closed our first loan in partnership with TCCCF and are very ,pleased with <br />hoer easy it was to wore with their staff As our community continues to grew, l erect <br />TCCCF will ,clay are important role in helping us finance over- small businesses that are <br />challenging to fund entirely through traditional bank loans, It <br />-Gary Brandenburg, Senior Woe President <br />Citizens State Bann, Norwood Young America <br />TCCCF can fill financing gaps that SBA Loans can't. <br />Not all borrowers and business development projects are eligible for SBA 504 <br />financing. TCCCF is designed to complement SBA's programs to help <br />businesses and nonprofit organizations obtain the capital they need to <br />grow—when they need it. Similar to the SBA 504 program, TCCCP offer fixed <br />rate su bo rd i n ate-d real estate loans with terms of up to twenty years, and <br />business equipment leans of up to ten years. However, Finlike- the SBA, TCCCF <br />offers much more flexible eligibility and financing solutions to meet: the needs of <br />both our borrowers and lending partners. For a detailed comparison of TCCCF <br />with the SBA 504 program click here. <br />Member- governed. Member- focused. <br />The Twin Cities Community Capital Fund is a Minnesota nonprofit membership <br />corporation that was incorporated on December 2, 2004. The business affairs of the Fund <br />are carried out under the direction of a nine - member Board of Directors. TCCCF members <br />have the responsibility to elect six directors (two directors from each membership class). <br />The six elected directors- fill th.e remaining three at -large board seats by appointment. The <br />ongoing input and advice of the Fund's members helps to ensure that the Fund wii-I be <br />responsive in- meeting the challenges of even the most complex development financings. <br />Choose your own membership level,. <br />TCCCF welcomes corrimun&es and development organizations of all sues to pa icipate <br />in the Fund. Three membership Levels are available, ranging from as little as $50,000 up <br />to $200,000. Simply choose the membership level that best fits your organizational needs. <br />Who pays for the cost of operating the Fund? <br />The Fund's primary revenue sources are the interest earnings on the pooled funds <br />deposited and contributed by TCCCF members and loan origination fees charged to <br />borrowers. Members do not pay for any of the Fund's operating costs or for the services <br />provided by the fund manager and loan officers. <br />Who manages the Fund? <br />http://www.tcccf.org/about-tcccf.cfm 6/11/2008 <br />