Ms. Louise Mack

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  Louise Mack, executive director, Prosperity Unlimited, Kannapolis; Roberto Quercia, director, UNC-Chapel Hill Center for Community Capital, Chapel Hill; and Jean Wiles, corporate relations and housing outreach manager, Freddie Mac, Charlotte

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  KANNAPOLIS - Louise Mack was all smiles.KANNAPOLIS Louise Mack war alles lächelt.The executive director of Prosperity Unlimited was excited about a $10 million gift to the North Carolina Community Development Initiative - the largest gift the group has ever received.Der Geschäftsführer von Wohlstand Unlimited war begeistert über einen $ 10 Millionen Geschenk an die North Carolina Community Development Initiative - das größte Geschenk der Gruppe hat immer erhalten."It's like daddy getting a new car and I get to drive it," Mack said."Es ist wie Papa immer ein neues Auto und ich bekomme zu fahren", sagte Mack.

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  Ms. Louise Mack, Director                             President Prosperity Unlimited, Inc.

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  Contact: Louise Mack, Executive Director

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  Prosperity Unlimited will be eligible to seek loans from State Farm's gift, which could accelerate the construction schedule, executive director Louise Mack said.
  
  But Mack said the projects, built through a city partnership with Prosperity Unlimited, can only proceed as fast as residents are willing to receive them.
  
  "It definitely will shorten the time frame," Mack said."Now the speed of the development really depends on the interest of the people."
  
  Fortson likes the idea of better quality houses, proudly points to a new community watch sign, and said the neighborhood needs a boost.But the tree of his youth was knocked down to make room for one of Prosperity Unlimited's first projects, he's worried about rising taxes, and he also wants more information about what's happening.
  
  Prosperity Unlimited has pledged to provide details and seek input through a series of community information sessions, and Mack said she's optimistic residents will embrace her organization once they understand it's committed to improving quality of life.
  
  Already, Fortson has noticed more traffic and attention focused on the area.With that, he noted, come fresh ideas.

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  President Ms. Louise Mack, Director - Prosperity Unlimited, Inc.

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  Louise Mack, executive director of Kannapolis nonprofit community development corporation Prosperity Unlimited, urged homeowners who took out mortgages in recent years to seek help examining their loan documents before they encounter problems.
  
  Anyone who wants advice from Prosperity's counselors can make a free appointment by calling 704-933-7405.
  
  "People are not still aware of what is going to be the impact," Mack said.

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  The organization has worked with for-profit builders to construct about 60 homes since its inception in 1995, executive director Louise Mack said.
  
  About one in five of Prosperity Unlimited's clients purchase a home developed by the organization, with the rest settling in other neighborhoods after going through its series of classes.
  
  By accessing resources such as government down-payment assistance and ensuring clients take out sound loans, Prosperity Unlimited uses housing as an economic development tool to revitalize communities, Mack said.
  
  "We have focused on housing, but the housing has always been an economic stimulus," Mack said.
  
  Prosperity Unlimited recently launched two new projects, Prosperity Village near Kannapolis Intermediate School and Prosperity Ridge off Little Texas Road.Before that, its largest single project consisted of 19 units near its office on Garnett Street.
  
  In Prosperity Village, located in the Happy Hollow neighborhood, Mack's organization is already building four new houses and plans to add about 20 more.
  
  In Prosperity Ridge, Mack's plans call for Prosperity Unlimited and a for-profit builder to construct 50 houses, incorporating natural land contours to save on grading costs and preserving about 20 percent of the development's 18 acres for green space.
  
  Reserving 40 percent of those lots for houses under $190,000, Prosperity will aim for a market segment of $140,000 to $190,000, slightly more expensive than its usual target of $110,000 to $120,000.
  
  Houses should be on the ground by summer, Mack said.
  
  In both Prosperity Village and Prosperity Ridge, Mack intends to utilize environmentally-friendly features.
  
  Examples could include passive and active solar technology, a special type of concrete that doesn't divert as much storm water, and energy efficiency certification.
  
  It would've been quicker, easier and likely cheaper to follow the model of clear-cutting and traditional construction, Mack said.
  
  But she and her for-profit partner, whom she declined to name, want to show that it's possible to build with innovative methods in an affordable manner, Mack said.
  
  "It's just where the world is going right now," Mack said.

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  With the grant, Louise Mack, Prosperity Unlimited executive director, hired Randall Arendt, a renowned landscape architect, to design an alternate plan.
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  Ms. Mack has estimated she will save at least $13,000 per lot due to narrower street widths and minimal grading required.

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  For more information on the SHARE Network at Prosperity Unlimited, Inc. in Kannapolis, please contact Louise Mack, President, at (704) 933-7405 or by email at imack@prodigy.net.

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