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New Markets Redevelopment (NMR) is a company based in Oklahoma City that utilizes federal New Markets Tax Credit allocations to provide low-cost financing for real estate construction and redevelopment projects in downtown and near-downtown areas of Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Lawton. Their investments take the form of low-interest rate loans and soft equity investments, offering significant savings to borrowers over a seven-year term. Since 2005, NMR has invested $157 million in projects that demonstrate exceptional benefits for low-income communities and have a catalytic impact on further investment in the surrounding areas. With a focus on orchestrating real estate solutions, NMR aims to drive economic development and revitalization in urban areas through strategic financing and investments.Generated from the website

HistoryPacor Mortgage Corp., based in Chicago, has been an outstanding resource for mortgage financing. 0ur management team has seen the company grow, even through the most challenging markets. It is no secret that today's real estate landscape has changed, but since being nimble is one of our strengths, we have continued to adapt. Our branch network has continued to expand over the last several years as mortgage banking has become a more critical component to successful mortgage lending. Grounded in ethical lending and fiscal responsibility, Pacor Mortgage Corp. has seen the ups and downs of the market and continues to thrive. Our experience is what makes us great and it allows us to close loans in a timely fashion, keeping our referral sources and the customers informed while delivering a quick turnaround time. In-house processing, underwriting, in addition to closing and funding of loans through our warehouse line have made it possible for us to work more effectively and efficiently.SpecialtiesAt Pacor Mortgage, we treat each customer as an individual, not a number. We do not place you into a loan profile formula created by the banking industry. Pacor Mortgage uses