by LCD Staff | May 15, 2023 | Affordable Housing, CommunityWorks North Dakota, DREAM Fund, Lewis & Clark Development Group, North Dakota
The DREAM Fund is one of LCD Group’s most innovative home loan programs. It’s also one of the most popular. LCD Group Housing Director Lisa Pogatshnik answers some common questions about the DREAM Fund. What is the DREAM Fund? The DREAM Fund is designed...
by LCD Staff | Apr 5, 2023 | Affordable Housing, Community Development, CommunityWorks North Dakota, DREAM Fund, Home Loans, Housing, Lewis & Clark Development Group, Multi-Family Housing, NeighborWorks America, North Dakota, Property Management Services
Lewis & Clark Development Group has received a $512,000 grant from NeighborWorks America. The grant award is part of a package of grants allocated to the organization’s 239 chartered nonprofit members throughout the United States. NeighborWorks America is a...
by LCD Staff | Sep 28, 2022 | CommunityWorks North Dakota, DREAM Fund, Home Loans, Lewis & Clark Development Group
Since its creation, the DREAM Fund has consistently been one of Lewis & Clark Development Group’s most popular programs. It’s also one of the most ‘feel good’ programs you can imagine. The DREAM Fund provides financing that traditional...
by LCD Staff | Mar 8, 2022 | DREAM Fund, Home Loans, Lewis & Clark Development Group
Lisa Pogatshnik is LCD Group’s home loan expert and she’s been very busy the last two years. As LCD Group’s housing director, she manages both the DREAM Fund and the Essential Public Employee Program (EP2) – two innovative and in-depend home...
by LCD Staff | Nov 10, 2020 | CommunityWorks North Dakota, DREAM Fund, EP2 Program, Home Loans, Housing, Programs
It was a program originally created to meet a growing and critical need throughout North Dakota. It has turned into an incentive and one of Lewis & Clark Development Group’s increasingly most popular programs. What’s even more surprising is its...
by LCD Staff | Jan 13, 2020 | Affordable Housing, DREAM Fund, Home Loans, Housing, News & Analysis
(Source: The Washington Post) — They’re here. For years, real estate agents and builders eagerly anticipated the entrance of millennials into the housing market. Millennials, a generation now larger than the baby boomers, were battered by the financial crisis as...
