Mississippi Association of Affordable Housing Providers

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2ND QUARTER NEWLETTER
APRIL – JUNE 2011
MISSISSIPPI ASSOCIATION OF
AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROVIDERS
WWW.MAAHP.MS
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR – Wendy Thompson
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Clifton Phillips
Roundstone Development, LLC
Ford Gibson
Gibson Consulting, LLC
Michael Cory
Danks, Miller & Cory
C. Kent Haney
C. Kent Haney, P.A.
Pat Harmon
Fortenberry & Ballard, PC
John F. Schmidt, III
North Delta Regional Housing Auth.
Dan Winters
Alliant Asset Management
Heather Wheeler
First Housing Dev. Corp. of Florida
Parker Ginn
Jeffcoat Fence Company, Inc.
Michael Wessels
GE Appliances
PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR
FIRST ANNUAL CONFERENCE
AUGUST 23 – 24
HATTIESBURG, MS
More details on page 4.
I am honored to be writing my first column as the new editor of the MAAHP Newsletter.
Since our last newsletter, our organization has added 10 members and has taken on a
number of important initiatives, including planning our first annual conference. If you
have recently joined our group, welcome aboard. We are so happy to have you.
While the last 18 to 24 months have been trying for our industry, the outlook continues to
improve. Credit prices are up, new investors have entered (or re-entered) the market, and
more deals are penciling out. But of course, challenges remain ahead, as Anita Anand's
article on page 2 reflects. But, I was reminded by a recent article in the Clarion Ledger of
just how important our work and, by extension, our organization is for low-income
Mississippians. The June 2 article, citing a report from the National Low Income Housing
Coalition, addressed the gap between the amount of rent low-income workers can afford
and what they can find. According to the report, the "housing wage" in Mississippi, the
hourly amount a worker must earn to afford fair-market rent for a two-bedroom home or
apartment, is $13.22 while the mean hourly wage for a Mississippi renter is only $9.77.
These numbers tell us what we already know: many low-income workers in Mississippi
cannot afford to pay fair-market rent. Two other points made in the article caught my
attention. First, also according to the NLIHC report, in Hinds County, in order for a
minimum-wage earner to afford fair-market rent for a two-bedroom house, she would
have to work 81 hours per week. Second, the demand for rental housing has increased
over the past several years. According to the report, almost 3 million households have
become renters over the last four years and another 3 million are expected by 2015. As
demand for rental property increases, prices will likely increase as well, making rental
property even less affordable for our working poor.
These economic disparities make our work in this industry and in this organization more
important than ever. They occur at a time when the recovery seems to be sputtering, jobs
remain hard to come by, and governmental actors at all levels tighten their belts and seek
additional reductions in existing programs. So, let's all renew our commitment to our
important work of providing decent, affordable housing to working Mississippians. Please
join us for our upcoming conference, preliminary details of which you will find in this
newsletter, where we will explore the issues we face as we strive to do just that.
Wendy Keith Thompson is of counsel in the Jackson, Mississippi office of Baker, Donelson, Bearman,
Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC.
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Letter From the Editor
Budget Cuts: Future of Affordable Housing
Changes to Mississippi LLC Act
MAAHP Convention
Member Directory
MAAHP MISSION STATEMENT
Volume 1, Issue 2
To promote and provide well planned, well constructed and professionally managed
Affordable Housing where residents and staff reside in a safe, secure, family oriented
environment nested in a community setting which meets the housing goals established
by community leaders and its citizens.
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OFFICERS:
APRIL – JUNE 2011
BUDGET CUTS:
WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD
FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING?
Louis Jurney, President
New Horizons Development
Chris Hughes, Vice President
Hughes Construction
Rodney Dudley, Secretary
INTERVEST Development Corporation
Mark Willson, Treasurer
Park Development
Roscoe Word Jr., Immediate Past President
Trash Maintenance Services, LLC
Jason Spellings, Past President
The Wishcamper Companies, Inc.
As the affordable housing industry was still rebounding from the effects of
our challenging economic times, no one knew that what lied ahead would be
another potential hit to the industry at large – budget cuts.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
These budget cuts are being accomplished by reducing funding for certain
programs, completely eliminating other programs, and implementing an
across-the-board 0.2 percent reduction in discretionary programs.
Amy Blocker, CPA
Reznick Group
Bernard Bridges
Trustmark National Bank
Brian Coffee
Regions Bank
Phil Eide
Enterprise Corporation of the Delta
Jeffrey Gooden
Gooden Agency, Southland Management
Sheila Jackson
Jackson Housing Authority
Helmon Johnson
Pearl River Valley Opportunity, Inc.
Jerry Johnson
Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC
J.P. Lawrence
Mississippi Regional Housing Authority No. VIII
Mackey Moore
First Tennessee Bank
Michael Ramires
The Richman Group Affordable Housing Corp.
Chip Peterson
CMS Management
By: Anita Anand, Esq.
On April 15, 2011, President Obama signed H.R. 1473, the Department of
Defense and Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act, 2011 including cuts
totaling approximately $38 billion and over $2 billion in cuts to various U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development programs, almost 6.5%
below 2010 funding levels.
So what does this mean? This means that programs designed to support and
help low income families achieve homeownership and affordable housing will
have less financial support than before. Of course, funding is critical in these
programs accomplishing its goals.
With current foreclosure and overall unemployment rates, the demand for
affordable housing has only been increasing. Not only do these budget cuts
not help address this increased demand, but actually worsen the problem.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is expected to
begin implementing these cuts shortly, which means that what opportunities
used to once exist for low income families may either no longer be there to
take advantage of or limited.
Making the future more bleak are the anticipated cuts in next year’s budget to
help further reduce the federal deficit. As the need for affordable housing
increases, it appears that the funding will not be able to match that need.
Trade organizations have been encouraging their members to reach out to
elected officials in hopes of not only helping them understand the severity of
this issue and the negative impacts these budget cuts will have on affordable
housing across the country, but also address the concern.
So, coming back to the main question – what does the future hold for
affordable housing? Of course only time will tell, but clearly, the industry has
a fair number of challenges ahead.
Anita Anand is a licensed attorney and senior associate with Reznick Group.
MISSISSIPPI ASSOCIATION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROVIDERS
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CHANGES TO
THE MISSISSIPPI LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY ACT
By Sarah O’Neal, ACP
DO BUSINESS WITH A MEMBER
See our Member Directory beginning
on page 5 where members are listed in
the following categories:
■ Accounting
■ Architecture
■ Banking and Financial Services
■ Credit and Criminal Background
■ Developers
■ Developers/Property Management
■ Economic Development
■ Engineering
On April 16, 2010, Mississippi’s Governor, Haley Barbour, signed the Revised
Mississippi Limited Liability Company Act (the “Act”), which becomes effective after
January 1, 2011. The Act repeals and replaces certain sections of Title 79, Chapter 29 of
the Mississippi Code of 1972, as revised, which affect limited liability companies
("LLCs") and their ability to operate in the State of Mississippi.
The most significant provisions created by the Act are those regarding domestic and
foreign limited liability companies, which will require LLCs to file annual reports. These
annual reports must contain the following information: company name; jurisdiction
(domestic or foreign); name and physical address of registered agent in Mississippi;
address of principal office; name and address of business manager(s), or at least one
member if member-managed; names and addresses of its principal officers, if any; a
statement as to whether the LLC has a written operating agreement; and a brief description
of the nature of the business of the LLC. In addition, the Act sets the filing fees for these
annual reports at $0.00 for domestic LLCs and $250 for foreign LLCs.
The Act provides for the early adoption of and subjugation to the Act by existing LLCs in
the following ways:
■ General Contractors
■ Housing Agencies
■ Insurance
■ Insurance/Surety Bonds
■ Legal
Domestic LLCs
“(a) Adopting this chapter by complying with the procedures for approval by filing
an amendment to its certificate of formation for a fee of $50.00;
(b) Amending any noncomplying organizational documents to comply and if any of
its organizational documents, including its certificate of formation, do not
comply it shall amend the noncomplying organizational documents to include
filing a certificate of amendment; and
■ Market Analyst
■ Material Suppliers
■ Municipal Government
■ Property Management
■ Property Tax Consultants
■ Sub Contractors
(c) Filing a statement that the domestic limited liability company is electing to
adopt this chapter.”
Foreign LLCs
■ Syndicators and Equity Investors
“(a) A statement that the foreign limited liability company is electing to adopt this
chapter; and
■ Utility Submetering & Water
Conservation
(b) An amendment to its registration of foreign limited liability company that would
cause its certificate of registration for a fee of $50.00.”
The Act also defines actions which will be taken by the Secretary of State if LLCs fail to
comply with the new provisions. There are procedures for administrative dissolution of
both domestic and foreign LLCs, procedures reinstatement following administrative
dissolution, the appeal process for denial of reinstatement, and the effect of dissolution,
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Mississippi Association Of Affordable Housing Providers
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along with fees for reinstatement following dissolution. This will help clear the State rolls of
LLCs that are no longer in business that did not file a Certificate of Dissolution or a Certificate
of Withdrawal.
In addition, the Act defines the general standards of conduct of a LLC manager, officer, or
member of a member-managed LLC. These standards of conduct can be expanded or restricted
by the LLC’s written operating agreement. The Act alters or eliminates the fiduciary duty of
managers and/or members as follows: “If not manifestly unreasonable, prescribe the standards
by which to measure the performance of the implied contractual covenant of good faith and fair
dealing under Section 79-29-123(3)(g).” The Act now prohibits the Secretary of State from
issuing a Certificate of Existence after the effective date of a Certificate of Dissolution.
If you work with limited liability companies, you will need to review the revisions to the Act at
this website http://billstatus.ls.state.ms.us/2010/pdf/history/HB/HB0683.xml.
Sara O'Neal is the Immediate Past President of the Mississippi Paralegal Association and is employed at
the firm of Young Williams PA. She holds the designation of Advanced Certified Paralegal.
PLEASE TAKE NOTE:
The Mississippi Secretary of State has
extended a one-time grace period for
LLCs to file their mandatory annual
report (due April 15) without penalty.
All LLCs which have not filed their
annual reports by December 1, 2011
will be dissolved.
To file an annual report for an LLC,
go to the Secretary of State's website
at www.sos.ms.gov and click on the
Annual Report link on the first page
of the website.
SAVE THE DATE!
The Mississippi Association of Affordable Housing Providers will be taking part in a collaborative conference called Building Tomorrow’s
Houses Today on August 23 and 24th in Hattiesburg. The aim of the conference is to educate employees of local units of government, developers
and housing agencies, and to provide a venue for networking among housing professionals. The conference will offer five concurrent tracts:
1. Green and Sustainable Construction
2. Disaster Preparedness
3. Affordable Housing
4. Financing
5. Special Needs
Confirmed speakers include: Michelle Whetten of Enterprise Community Partners, Scarlett Duplechain of The Comptroller of the Currency,
Bruce Hatton of Federal Home Loan Bank, Tessie Smith of the Mississippi Department of Mental Health, Paul Musick of Yates Construction,
Darnella Smith Murray of USDA, Roy Decker of Duvall Decker Architects, Sheila Jackson of the Jackson Housing Authority, Paula Carruth of
Jackson HUD, Bryan Shumway of The Wishcamper Companies, Inc., and Tony Hebert of FEMA.
Early sponsors include Bankplus, Regions and Enterprise Community Partners. Sponsorship opportunities are still available by contacting Phil
Eide at [email protected].
Registration is currently available by contacting Training and Development Associates at 410-547-1825. A website will be up in the near future.
A web address will be forwarded to our members as soon as it is available.
Please send any suggestions for content, as well as comments or corrections to:
Wendy Keith Thompson, Editor
Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC
[email protected]
Phone: (601) 969-4640
Fax: (601) 714-9940
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MAAHP Members
ACCOUNTING
Amy Blocker
Reznick Group
Atlanta, GA 30319
404-847-6708
404-847-7609
[email protected]
Roy & Anne Decker
Duvall Decker Architects, P. A.
Jackson, MS 39216
601-713-1128
601-713-1168
[email protected]
Brad Elphick
Novogradac & Company LLP
Alpharetta, GA 30009
678-867-2333
678-867-2366
[email protected]
G. G. Ferguson
Ferguson & Associates Architects
Madison, MS 39110
601-607-7933
601-607-7936
[email protected]
Pat Harmon
Fortenberry & Ballard, PC
Brandon, MS 39047
601-992-5292
601-992-2033
[email protected]
Richard Grantier, II
Grantier Architecture & Interiors PA
Jackson, MS 39236
601-957-3530
601-957-3577
[email protected]
J. Poole
GranthamPoole CPAS
Ridgeland, MS 39157
601-499-2400
601-499-2401
[email protected]
Bruce Herrington
Herrington Architects, PC
Birmingham, AL 35233
205-326-1131
205-326-1164
[email protected]
Bob T. Robinson
Bob T. Robinson, CPA
Jackson, MS 39216
601-982-3875
601-982-3876
[email protected]
Jimmy Hudspeth
Jimmy Hudspeth Architect
Heber Springs, AR 72543
501-362-0700
501-362-0719
[email protected]
ARCHITECTURE
BANKING AND FINANCIAL SERVICES
Art Cook
Arthur L Cook AIA, Architect
Kosciusko, MS 39090
662-289-3461
662-289-3467
[email protected]
Phillip N. Baldwin
Southern Bancorp
Arkadelphia, AR 71923
870-246-3945
870-246-2182
[email protected]
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MAAHP Members
Bernard Bridges
Trustmark National Bank
Jackson, MS 39205
601-208-6504
601-208-6823
[email protected]
John Robertson
Deutsche Bank National Trust Company
Olive Branch, MS 38654
662-890-0109
662-890-0114
[email protected]
William Callihan
Capital One Bank
New Orleans, LA 70170
504-533-2489
[email protected]
Will Smithhart
Community Bank of MS
Brandon, MS 39042
601-825-4323
[email protected]
Brian Coffee
Regions Bank
205-264-5613
[email protected]
Jason Spellings
The Wishcamper Companies, Inc.
Jackson, MS 39216
769-251-0918
[email protected]
Sandy B. Collins
Bank First
Flowood, MS 39232
601-992-8510
601-992-6418
[email protected]
Alan Walters
First Commercial Bank
Jackson, MS 39211
601-709-2371
601-366-8733
[email protected]
Philip Eide
Enterprise Corporation of the Delta
Jackson, MS 39202
601-944-4148
601-944-0808
[email protected]
Amit Goel
Goel Investments, LLC
Houston, TX 77098
601-291-3894
[email protected]
Mackey Moore
First Tennessee Bank
Southaven, MS 38672
662-349-7223
901-486-0640
[email protected]/[email protected]
CREDIT AND CRIMINAL BACKGROUNDS
Adam Ripmaster
Core Logic Safe Rent
Nashville, TN 37203
615-595-7337
[email protected]
DEVELOPERS
Cliff Bates
TCCM Development, LLC
Madison, MS 39110
601-321-7655
601-321-7694
[email protected]
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MAAHP Members
Jim Bergman
Bettendorf, IA 52722
563-505-5611
[email protected]
Clarence W. Chapman
Chartre Consulting, Ltd.
Oxford, MS 38655
662-236-5080 xt. 116
662-236-5089
[email protected]
Clarence W. "Duke" Chapman, Jr.
Oxford, MS 38655
662-236-5080 xt. 107
662-236-5089
[email protected]
Rick J Deyoe
Realtex Development Corporation
Austin, TX 78746
512-306-9206
512-306-9010
[email protected]
Rodney Dudley
Intervest Development
Madison, MS 39130-2118
601-709-6000
[email protected]
Jeffrey Gooden
United Mgmt. & Development Inc.
Clarksdale, MS 38614
662-624-5200
662-624-4455
[email protected]
Kay Guy
LHA Enterprise Development, LLC
Laurel, MS 39440
601-425-4651
601-425-7977
[email protected]
Larry Haynes
Mid-America Development Foundation
662-902-4409
662-621-1168
[email protected]
Pete Johnson
Providence Development Group LLC
662-627-7717
662-627-7718
[email protected]
Louis Jurney
New Horizons Development Inc.
Pearl, MS 39208
601-932-1674
601-932-4926
[email protected]
Kathy Laborde
Gulf Coast Housing Partnership
504-525-2505
504-525-2599
[email protected]
Dale Lancaster
Arrington Developers, LLC
Madison, MS 39130
601-672-6285
601-707-5661
[email protected]
Mary Jo Morgan
J & A Inc.
Corinth, MS 38835
662-287-6158
662-287-2609
[email protected]
Herbert J. "Chip" Peterson, III
CMS Management Group
Corinth, MS 38835
662-287-5044
662-287-2686
[email protected]
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MAAHP Members
Clifton Phillips
Roundstone Development, LLC
Dallas, TX 75234
972-243-4205
972-243-4267
[email protected]
John Greer, Jr.
Mid Delta Community Development
Itta Bena, MS 38941
662-254-9957
662-254-9941
[email protected]
Rodney Triplett, Jr
Park Development
Madison, MS 39110
601-321-7655
601-321-7694
Kim LaRosa
Gulf Coast Renaissance Corp.
Gulfport, MS 39503
228-896-3386
228-896-3326
[email protected]
Mark Willson
TCCM Development, LLC
Madison, MS 39110
601-321-7655
601-321-7694
[email protected]
Maegan Mitchell
Centerpointe Regional Housing Development LLC
Jackson, MS 39206
601-376-9832
[email protected]
DEVELOPERS/PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
ENGINEERING
James Freeman
Standard Enterprises, Inc.
Monroe, LA 71201
318-387-2662
318-322-1945
[email protected]
Edward Springer
Springer Engineering, Inc.
Starkville, MS 39759
662-323-2296
662-323-2297
[email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Linda M. Balducci
Southeastern Development Opportunities, Inc.
Shelby, MS 38774
662-398-7090
662-398-7755
[email protected]
Chis Collins
Roy Collins Construction Co. Inc.
Cleveland, MS 38732
662-843-5060
662-846-7450
[email protected]
Mary Elizabeth Evans
Midtown Partners, Inc.
Jackson, MS 39202
601-354-5373
601-354-5643
[email protected]
James Dunn
Tunica County
Tunica, MS 38676
662-363-1304
662-357-9007
[email protected]
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MAAHP Members
Chris Hughes
Hughes Construction Company, Inc.
Louisville, MS 39339
662-773-3172
[email protected]
Sidney B. Levine
Levine & Poor, Inc.
Memphis, TN 38117
901-683-6885
901-683-1740
Jerry McBride
M & R Builders LLC
Southaven, MS 38672
901-282-6067
662-510-0509
[email protected]
Thomas Miller
Millcorp, Inc.
Jackson, MS 39236
601-991-1101
[email protected]
Vince Speegle
Speegle Construction
Florence, MS 39073
601-927-8642
601-845-4662
[email protected]
Bruce Taylor
Patton & Taylor Construction Co.
Germantown, TN 38183
901-754-2211
901-754-5870
[email protected]
J H Thames, Jr
Unicorp
Madison, MS 39110
601-321-7655
601-321-7694
[email protected]
Roscoe Ward
Century Construction Co LLC
Ridgeland, MS 39157
601-672-1035
[email protected]
HOUSING AGENCIES
Stanford H. Beasley
Housing Authority of the City of Canton
Canton, MS 39046
601-859-4032
601-859-5217
[email protected]
Helmon Johnson
Pearl River Valley Opportunity, Inc.
Columbia, MS 39429
601-736-9564
601-736-6268
[email protected]
Institute for Disability Studies
University of Southern Mississippi
Hattiesburg, MS 39406
601-266-5163
601-266-5114
[email protected]
Sheila Jackson
Jackson Housing Authority
Jackson, MS 39213
601-362-0885 xt 129
601-982-4733
[email protected]
J. P. Lawrence
Mississippi Regional Housing Authority VIII
Gulfport, MS 39505
228-831-2992
228-831-5575
[email protected]
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MAAHP Members
George Miles
Mid South Delta LISC
Greenville, MS 38701
662-335-3318
662-335-3884
[email protected]
Trey Nelson
CRC Insurance Services, Inc.
205-414-2291
866-300-9690
[email protected]
Betty Reed
Yazoo City Housing Authority
Yazoo City, MS 39194
662-746-2226
662-746-2230
[email protected]
Rev. Sammie Rash
United Family Life, L. P.
Cleveland, MS 38732
662-843-5088
662-843-5089
[email protected]
John F. Schmidt, III
North Delta Regional Housing Authority
662-627-9627
662-627-3142
[email protected]
Scott Spivey
Mississippi Home Corporation
Jackson, MS 39225
[email protected]
INSURANCE/SURETY BONDS
Brent Tyler
Bottrell Insurance
Jackson, MS 39215
601-960-7442
601-208-3002
[email protected]
LEGAL
Heather Wheeler
First Housing Development Corp. of Florida
Tampa, FL 33606
813-283-1030
813-283-1055
[email protected]
INSURANCE
Michael Bracken
Regions Insurance Inc
Ridgeland, MS 39157
601-790-8534
[email protected]
Tony Brunini
Ross & Yerger
Jackson, MS 39215
601-944-9709
601-914-9331
[email protected]
Ken Adcock
Adcock & Morrison, PLLC
Ridgeland, MS 39158
601-898-9887
601-898-9860
[email protected]
Balch & Bingham LLP
Jackson, MS 39201
601-961-9900
601-4466
[email protected]/[email protected]/mmclaughlin
@balch.com/[email protected]
Michael Cory
Danks, Miller & Cory
Jackson, MS 39125
601-957-3101
601-957-3160
[email protected]
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MAAHP Members
Jerome C. Hafter
Phelps Dunbar
Jackson, MS 39236
601-360-9347
601-360-9777
[email protected]
C. Kent Haney, P. A.
C. Kent Haney, P. A.
662-627-5501
662-627-5502
[email protected]
Wilton J. Johnson, III
Wendy Keith Thompson
Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berowitz, PC
Jackson, MS 39211
601-969-4662
601-714-9962
[email protected]
[email protected]
A. Kelton Longwell
Coats Rose
504-299-3075
504-299-3071
[email protected]
Jason Poulson
Watkins & Eager PLLC
Jackson, MS 39201
601-965-1805
601-965-1812
[email protected]
Walter Weems
Brunini Law Firm
Jackson, MS 39205
601-948-3101
601-960-6902
[email protected]
MARKET ANALYST
Ford Gibson
Gibson Consulting LLC
Shreveport, LA 71105
318-524-0177
318-524-0214
[email protected]
MATERIAL SUPPLIERS
Buster Bailey
H. C. Bailey Company
Ridgeland, MS 39157
601-853-8080
Walter Bennett
Bennett's Do-It Center
662-773-9005
662-773-7761
[email protected]
Steve Braun
Bailey Lumber & Supply Co.
Gulfport, MS 39507
228-897-4916
228-896-6036
[email protected]
Cliff Darby
R. G. Darby Company
Florence, AL 35630
256-767-4680
256-760-9656
[email protected]
Marty Davidson
Southern Pipe
Meridian, MS 39303
601-485-0079
[email protected]
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MAAHP Members
Dewayne Eady
Sherwin Williams Company
Jackson, MS 39209
601-714-4162
601-714-4164
[email protected]
Ray Sweat
Clearspan Components, Inc.
Meridian, MS 39307
601-483-3941
601-693-7493
[email protected]
Dennis Eure
H & E Piping Inc.
Forest, MS 39074
601-625-0001
601-625-0001
[email protected]
Turner Wakefield
84 Lumber
Richland, MS 39218
601-932-0284
601-932-9384
[email protected]
Mark J. Forsman
Yarbrough Wood Products
Noxapater, MS 39346
662-724-2629
662-724-2111
Michael Wessels
GE Appliances
Baton Rouge, LA 70810
225-766-8498
866-978-1376
[email protected]
Bill Goodman
Gulfeagle Supply
Ridgeland, MS 39157
601-956-4662
601-956-4933
[email protected]
Brad Lott
Delta Industries, Inc.
Jackson, MS 29213
601-354-3801
601-985-3240
[email protected]
Ronald Mahan
Mahan Siding LLC
Osceola, AR 72370
870-563-4553
870-622-0137
[email protected]
Eugene A. Neal
Superior Building Products
Canton, GA 30115
770-345-4834
770-345-4837
[email protected]
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Billy Nowell
City of Cleveland
Cleveland, MS 38732
662-846-1861
662-843-8029
[email protected]
George A Schloegel
City of Gulfport
Gulfport, MS 39501
228-868-5801
[email protected]
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
John Chapman
Oxford, MS 38655
662-236-5080 xt. 112
662-236-5089
[email protected]
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MAAHP Members
Ray Chapman
Sentry Asset Management
Oxford, MS 38655
662-236-1080
662-796-3079
[email protected]
Michael Doran
Southeastern Management Co., Inc.
Glen, MS 38846
662-286-8713
662-286-3021
[email protected]
Harold Foley
VOB Development LLC
Alpharetta, GA 30022
404-889-3625
770-552-5909
[email protected]
Herb Ivison
Southern Management Group
Jackson, MS 39236
601-982-4300
601-982-5860
[email protected] / [email protected]
Tim Palmieri
Ambling Property Investments
Atlanta, GA 30328
678-320-3871
678-320-3789
[email protected]
Lisa Pittman
New Horizons Management
Pearl, MS 39208
601-932-1674
601-932-4926
[email protected]
Tom Riddell, III
RCT, LLC
Canton, MS 39046
601-859-9021
601-859-9826
[email protected]
Dan Winters
Alliant Asset Management
Tampa, FL 33609
727-244-2440
818-356-4458
[email protected]
PROPERTY TAX CONSULTANTS
William Ward
Property Tax Associates, Inc.
Ridgeland, MS 39110
601-206-1433
601-206-1435
[email protected]
SUB-CONTRACTORS
Bernard Bagley
Phoenix Development Corp.
Centreville, MS 39631
601-941-0783
601-645-5818
[email protected]
Mike Courtney
Courtney Farms, LLC
Ocean Springs, MS 39564
228-875-4148
228-875-4087
[email protected]
Kyle Dossett
Dossett Enterprises LLC
Carriere, MS 39426
601-365-9962
[email protected]
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April – June 2011
MAAHP Members
Parker Ginn
Jefcoat Fence Company, Inc.
Pearl, MS 39208
601-969-2230
601-936-0635
[email protected]
Jim McKay
Jim McKay Drywall
Brandon, MS 39042
601-825-5611
601-825-9388
[email protected]
Rebecca Moak
Regional Drywall, Inc.
Ridgeland, MS 39158
601-879-9556
601-879-9559
[email protected]
Billy Pape
Billy Pape Plumbing
Raymond, MS 39154
601-857-2105
601-857-2107
[email protected]
Teresa Provias
LCS, Inc.
Aberdeen, MS 39730
662-369-6586
662-369-6850
[email protected]
Terry Reeves
Climate Masters Inc
Pearl, MS 39288
601-939-9090
601-932-5528
[email protected]
James L. (Burr) Warner
Warner Construction Co of MS, LLC
662-773-2337
662-773-8644
[email protected]
John Varadi
J V Systems, Inc.
Como, MS 38619
662-526-1213
662-526-1699
[email protected]
SYNDICATORS AND EQUITY INVESTORS
Hunter Botts
National Equity Fund, Inc
Baton Rouge, LA 70817
225-751-6945
225-755-0315
[email protected]
Joshua Levy
Centerline Capital Group
New York, NY 10022
212-521-6319
212-751-3543
[email protected]
Benjamin D. Mottola
Stratford Capital Group, LLC
Peabody, MA 01960
978-535-5600
978-535-1141
[email protected]
Michael Ramires
The Richman Group Affordable Housing Group
Clifton, VA 20124
703-349-2480
703-659-1055
[email protected]
David Salzman
Richman Real Estate Investments
Greenwich, CT 6831
203-869-0900
[email protected]
14
April – June 2011
MAAHP Members
Jay Segel
Stratford Capital Group, LLC
Peabody, MA 01960
978-535-5600 x18
978-535-1141
[email protected]
Michelle Whetten
Enterprise Community Partners
504-335-2309
504-821-7248
[email protected]
UTILITY SUBMETERING AND
WATER CONSERVATION
Arthur Blankenship
Argen Billing & Conservation
Conyers, GA 30094
678-413-4082
770-760-8644
[email protected]
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Mississippi Association of Affordable Housing Providers

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