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Frameworks Community Development Corporation
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Frameworks CDC helps families who are seeking affordable housing and affordable loan products. We help families qualify and locate affordable housing and low-cost mortgage loans with flexible guidelines. Frameworks CDC has partnered with numerous lenders, developers (both non-profit and for-profit), builders and other key players in the community to make home ownership a reality for Austin and Central Texas families.
Frameworks CDC has made the dream of home ownership a reality for many families through home ownership education and counseling and by partnering with banks to provide low-cost, low-interest mortgage loans.The Frameworks staff has extensive experience in the acquisition and rehabilitation of existing housing and selling homes.
Frameworks CDC helps families who are seeking affordable housing and affordable loan products. We help families qualify and locate affordable housing and low-cost mortgage loans with flexible guidelines. Frameworks CDC has partnered with numerous lenders, developers (both non-profit and for-profit), builders and other key players in the community to make home ownership a reality for Austin and Central Texas families.
Frameworks CDC has made the dream of home ownership a reality for many families through home ownership education and counseling and by partnering with banks to provide low-cost, low-interest mortgage loans.The Frameworks staff has extensive experience in the acquisition and rehabilitation of existing housing and selling homes.
Get to know some of our Key Staff Members:
Executive Director & Founder
Joyce McDonald
Joyce McDonald has been in the financial industry for over 20 years. Her career began as an account representative for New York City Bank where she established and maintained client accounts and gave advice on banking services tailored to individual needs. She earned a B.A. in Finance from the New York Institute of Technology in 1993. She is a renowned speaker and has conducted numerous financial and credit repair seminars as well as motivational speeches in addition to regular radio appearances. She is a licensed realtor and has years of experience helping lower income families and individuals become first-time homeowners. She has helped thousands of individuals improve their financial standing and self-esteem and was chosen as Woman of the Year by the YWCA for Women's Economic Empowerment. Joyce McDonald was also named a finalist for the prestigious Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year (Social Category) in 2010 & 2011. Ms. McDonald has a strong commitment to teach others financial principals that better their personal lives and leave a legacy for their future generations.
Director of Operations& Co-Founder
Donald Degollado
Donald supervises the programs offered by Frameworks including the Acquisition and Rehabilitation of foreclosed properties, the Homebuyer Education programs and Foreclosure Prevention Counseling services. He also provides counseling to clients and is an instructor for Homebuyer Education and Financial Literacy. He has received NeighborWorks America certification for Homebuyer Education and Counseling and Foreclosure Intervention Counseling. Mr. Degollado, a licensed bilingual realtor, has focused his real estate career in helping first-time homebuyers.
Director of Housing Development
Rory O'Malley
Rory has 29 years of experience in financing and developing affordable housing. That experience includes new construction and acquisition and rehabilitation of single family housing, duplexes, and multifamily housing. The total number of units in seven acquisition and rehabilitation projects was 654. Sources of financing included tax exempt bonds, conventional financing, governmental and foundation grants.
Director of Single Family Housing
Lazaro (Larry) Cabrera
Larry has 28 years of experience in the development of single family housing and the acquisition and rehabilitation of single family housing and multifamily housing. The total number of units in acquisition and rehabilitation projects was 890. Sources of financing included tax exempt bonds, conventional financing, private equity, Community Development Block Grant funds and HOME Investment Partnership funds.