Achieving Sustainability, Scale and Impact in Community Development Finance: Strategic Collaborations for Success Presented By Larry Garcia Oct 10, 2006.

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Achieving Sustainability, Scale and Impact in Community Development Finance: Strategic Collaborations for Success Presented By Larry Garcia Oct 10, 2006 El Paso Credit Union Affordable Housing Credit Union Service Organization 4707 Montana Ave. Ste 202. El Paso, TX fax

El Paso Affordable Housing Credit Union Service Organization FORMED BY 8 CREDIT UNIONS IN LATE 2001, EL PASO AFFORDABLE HOUSING CUSO IS A CREDIT UNION MOVEMENT INITIATIVE TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC & SOCIAL WELL-BEING, AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF THE COMMUNITY BY PROMOTING FINANCIAL EDUCATION, SAVINGS, CREDIT WORTHINESS, AND PROVIDING ACCESS TO CAPITAL.

AHCUSO Partner Owners El Paso Area Teachers FCU El Paso Employees FCU One Source FCU First Light FCU West Texas Credit Union GECU Golden Key FCU Mountain Star FCU

Strategic Collaborations for Success: A Credit Union Service Organization Model Credit Unions partner to establish Affordable Housing Credit Union Service Organization. CUSO delivers Bilingual Financial Literacy & Homeownership Workshops as outreach and are used to develop market profile and variances to conventional mortgage products needed to service the market. CUSO identifies non-profit or housing community organizations with which to partner and jointly leverage their resources for home mortgage program that will service the community.

Strategic Collaborations for Success: A Credit Union Service Organization Model CUSO partners with GSE (Fannie Mae) for experimental product based on CUSO and partner resources and variances developed from Homeownership workshop assessments. Fannie Mae provides technical assistance, materials, training, and software.

Strategic Collaborations for Success: A Credit Union Service Organization Model Think Outside the Box—don’t be limited by traditional methods in marketing, promotion, & qualifying clients Develop different ways of verifying client information for loans Develop different ways of product delivery Be prepared for Long-term Commitment and Dedication Lending Solutions based on Demographics and Focus Group Findings

Strategic Collaborations for Success: A Credit Union Service Organization Model CUSO holds Bi-lingual Financial Literacy & Homeownership Workshops and identifies potential homebuyers. –Homebuyers identified as mortgage ready for conventional mortgages are referred to Credit Union Mortgage Dept. –Others are enrolled in Mortgage readiness program and counseled in credit management and finance management. –Buyers are referred to all available homeownership assistance programs and assisted with their qualification. –Buyers are qualified for CUSO programs are provided with CUSO program loans.

Strategic Collaborations for Success: A Credit Union Service Organization Model Credit Unions provide CUSO with Line of Credit to Fund Mortgage Loans --And/Or-- Credit Unions provide guaranty to a Line of Credit to CUSO from Southwest Corporate Federal Credit Union CUSO originates, closes, and funds mortgage loans. Then packages and sells loans to Credit Unions or Seller-Servicer Credit Union for sale to Fannie Mae.

Strategic Collaborations for Success: A Credit Union Service Organization Model Member Seller-Servicer Credit Union acts a conduit for CUSO and sells loan to Fannie Mae. CUSO collects payments from borrowers to monitor payment activity, and forwards payments to Seller-Servicer Credit Union. CUSO counsels borrowers before delinquencies occur, implements personal financial action plan. Credit Unions provide CUSO with management, in-kind resources, marketing, and warehouse line of credit.

PROGRAMS DEVELOPED FAMILY ASSET DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS Bi-lingual Financial Literacy Workshops Housing Counseling Program El Paso Saves—bilingual Savings Promotion Free Tax Preparation Program-EITC Coalition NICHE MORTGAGE LOAN PRODUCTS EPEZ-AHCUSO Loan Program HACEP-AHCUSO Loan Program (HOPE VI) Lease Purchase Loan Program Tornillo Colonia Loan Program (I & II) San Elizario Colonia Loan Program Section 8 Loan Program City of El Paso HOME loan program Sparks Colonia Home Loan Program

CUSO PARTNERS EL PASO EMPOWERMENT ZONE CORP NATIONAL CREDIT UNION FOUNDATION TEXAS CREDIT UNION FOUNDATION EL PASO COLLABORATIVE ALIANZA PARA EL DESARROLLO COMUNITARIO SPARKS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF EL PASO CONSUMER FEDERATION OF AMERICA NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR FINANCIAL EDUCATION UTEP-CENTER FOR CIVID ENGAGEMENT HUD US DEPT OF TREASURY FANNIE MAE EL PASO COMMUNITY COLLEGE HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION CITY OF EL PASO THE CREDIT UNIONS OF EL PASO TEXAS DEPT OF HOUSING & COMMUNITY AFFAIRS PROJECT HEAD START VARIOUS SCHOOL DISTRICTS VARIOUS EMPLOYERS THE AMERICA SAVES CAMPAIGN IRS COALITION FOR FAMILY ECONIMIC DEVPLOPMENT UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF TEXAS NCRC

Results so far 3,600+ families counseled for housing & credit over the past 3 years Over 400 families placed in homes through CUSO program loans, Credit Union loans, or loans from other source new savings accounts documented 5055 participants to Financial Education through 350 Homeownership Workshops Enroll approx. 75 individuals per month

Strategic Collaborations for Success: A Credit Union Service Organization Model Credit Union Service Organization (CUSO) Credit Unions Foundations Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDOs) Type of Partner Partner Role Partnership Outcome Financial Literacy and Homeownership (FLHO) Education Affordable Home Mortgage Loans Promote Savings & First Accounts Initial Capital Technical Assistance Management Warehouse Loan Conduit to Secondary Market Consumer Financial Products Grants, Technical Assistance, Networking Outreach, Lend Credibility Host site for FLHO workshops Partner for CHDO grant programs Develop & Deliver FLHO Workshops Deliver Housing Counseling Experimental Mortgage Loans CUSO Mgmt & Staff training & Support Formed & Manage CUSO, Market CUSO Services to members, Access to Financial Consumer Products to underserved CUSO access to Secondary Markets Establish Servicing Portfolio from CUSO loans, Promote Savings to First Accounts & Youth Accounts Startup seed grant for CUSO or CUSO programs, CUSO Mgmt & Staff training & support, In-kind assistance—legal, acctg,etc. Promote CUSO within CHDO target community Imbed CUSO programs within their services Lend Credibility to CUSO w/CHDO members

Strategic Collaborations for Success: A Credit Union Service Organization Model Public Organizations Government School Systems Employers Type of Partner Partner Role Partnership Outcome Outreach Host Site Partner Public Housing Programs with CUSO programs CDBG funds/ Down Payment Asst. IDA Program match funding Certifications/Designations Partner Gov’t Housing Programs with CUSO programs EITC programs Outreach Host site Outreach, Host Sites Technical Assistance, In-kind assistance Outreach to employees Employer Assisted Program IDA Program match funding Deliver FLHO Workshops Deliver Housing Counseling Experimental Mortgage Loans Outreach to Very Low Income families Market CUSO Services through City Housing Programs Provide Down Payment Assistance & Principal reduction assistance Provide Sites for FLHO workshops Institutionalize CUSO within Housing Prog. Market Financial Literacy to Parents & HS Students Provide Sites for workshops Market FLHO to employees EAP to employees as “Golden Handcuff” Offer IDA match to Employee Savings

Strategic Collaborations for Success: A Credit Union Service Organization Model Faith Based Org. GSE—Fannie Mae Non-Profits Social Organizations Type of Partner Partner Role Partnership Outcome Outreach Lend CUSO Credibility Secondary Market Experimental Mortgage Products Grants Technical Assistance Outreach, Host Sites Down Payment Assistance IDA Programs, In-kind assistance Market FLHO to congregation Develop Experimental Mortgage Products Provide Purchase commitments for loans Provide FLHO Materials Provide Resources & Grants Provide Training to CUSO mgmt & Staff Market CUSO to members or target market Provide Down Payment Assistance & Provides Credibility to CUSO Partner with Non-Profit service programs