Eight years at Travois, three degrees, two kids and two cats. But my life is more than just numbers, as I know the lives of your tribal members are too.
Life is in the details. I love to pair my travels in Indian Country with excursions on horseback. I’m often baking pies from scratch (even the crust!) around the holidays. I love to read books and always borrow them from the library. I can’t stand Jell-O or crooked picture frames, and I’m a wimp about spicy food. I also have no clue how Twitter works.
Tax credit programs are detailed too, and that’s where a detail-oriented person like me comes in. I’m here to simplify the complex state rules and investor requirements into what you need to know to have your project win credits and receive crucial financing. This role is a perfect integration of my business degrees and law degree. I work with a team of professionals who are, without a doubt, the best in the industry. We are visionaries, problem solvers, creative thinkers, and like to think we have a pretty good sense of humor too.
It’s an absolute thrill to see a development go from vacant, undeveloped land or existing buildings needing substantial repair, to new, affordable and downright beautiful homes. I’m honored to be a part our clients’ success. Let’s start talking now about how to make your housing visions a reality.
I was born and raised in Kansas, so needless to say I didn’t spend too much time around water growing up. But with my latest trip for Travois, I had the pleasure of visiting the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa on the beautiful shores of Lake Superior in northern Wisconsin.
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Casey Cline has been a project coordinator for Travois since November 2011. In her position, she helps tribes/Tribally Designated Housing Entities to acquire the funding needed to build or renovate low income housing on their lands.
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I recently visited the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation and its housing authority’s sixth Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) project. It is under construction and includes 25 rehabbed homes and 16 new construction homes.
My quick journey was a trip for the senses.
