THDA Selects Victor Results Advertising for Marketing Support

05/06/2008

Victor Results Advertising has been chosen to assist the Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA) in the statewide marketing campaign to launch their new web site at www.TNHousingSearch.org. The site was designed to advertise rental property for all Tennesseans. This important project was developed to provide a single online source of available housing listings throughout the state on a county by county basis.

"We are honored that THDA has partnered with us on this important project to help provide an online resource for all Tennesseans to find and list rental housing," says Paula Cometto Milam, President of Victor Results.

"TNHousingSearch.org provides detailed information about rental properties and helps people find housing to best fit their needs. In addition, the site is beneficial to quickly find housing for families in case of an emergency or natural disaster," adds THDA's Executive Director, Ted R. Fellman.

(About Victor Results) Victor Results Advertising, headquartered in Brentwood, Tenn., is renowned for delivering measurably improved advertising results by fusing the art of the brand and the science of direct response to heighten awareness and increase response for our clients' marketing campaigns. Call 615.376.3044 or visit VictorResults.com for more information or to see our portfolio of proven case histories.

(About THDA) THDA is a political subdivision of the State of Tennessee. THDA is the state's housing finance agency, responsible for selling tax exempt mortgage revenue bonds to offer affordable mortgage funds to homebuyers of low and moderate incomes through local lenders, and to administer various housing programs targeted to very low-, low- and moderate-income households.

THDA was established in 1973, making its first mortgage in 1974. It has provided affordable fixed rate mortgages to over 96,000 households without using state tax dollars. THDA issues between $250 and $300 million in mortgage revenue bonds annually for its first-time homebuyer program.

In the year 2007, THDA created the Tennessee Housing Trust Fund using state, THDA and locally-generated funds to match support programs for the very-low income, elderly and special needs populations. More information about THDA is available on-line at www.THDA.org.

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