Need a list of grant writers for rehabilitation of a condominium
building in Arizona.  These grant writers need to be familiar with
rehab types of grants and be able to research which grants would be
available to us for application.  (The condo building is NOT in a
rural area and owners are not below the poverty line altho some have
minority ancestry.  Many Federal grants seem to be directed toward
poor, rural, minorities and thus would not be helpful.  Many units are
rented by low income people and minorities.)

<R&H Management Services are based in Ivanhoe, Minnesota. They have
experience in writing grants for rehabilitation. They wrote and
administered a $503,000 grant to rehabilitate housing in the
community. They are currently involved in programs to repair
owner-occupied and rental housing in a number of locations. These
programs will be funded by over $5million in Small Cities Development
applications. For further information see http://www.rhmanage.com/
Contact information:
Address: 318 North Norman, P.O. Box 48, Ivanhoe, MN 56142 
Telephone:(507) 694-1552  Toll Free (877) 484-5844  
Fax: 507-694-1525 
Email: manage@frontiernet.net 

Thoma Development Consultants
http://www.thomadevelopment.com/personl.htm have experience in gaining
grants for housing rehabilitation. Details of previous housing
rehabilitation assignments can be seen at
http://www.thomadevelopment.com/xhousingr.htm
Contact information:
Address: 34 Tompkins St. Cortland, NY 13045
Telephone: (607) 753-1433
Fax: (607) 753-6818
E-Mail: tdc@thomadevelopment.com


Summit Professional Services http://www.summitgrants.com/index.htm has
experience in writing grants for rehabilitation projects. They have
developed, obtained and managed over 125 community and economic
development and redevelopment projects valued at over $100 Million
funded through  federal and state grants and low interest loans. To
date they have rehabilitated 1000 homes.
Contact information:
P.O. Box 13356, Tallahassee, FL 32317-3356. 
Telephone (850) 309 1952

Camoin Associates http://www.camoinassociates.com/projectsgrant.htm
identifies and prepares federal and state funding applications for a
variety of projects including housing rehabilitation.
Address: 350 Park Avenue, 15th Floor, New York, NY 1022
Telephone: 212 935 9699
Fax 212 935 9628 
Email: info@camoinassociates.com

Grant Proposal Research Services are able to research and write the
applications for housing rehabilitation.
http://www.grantproposalservices.com/
Address: 806 Glensprings, Suite A, Knoxville, Tennessee 37922. 
Telephone: 865 694 3900

Seliger + Associates http://www.seliger.com/index.html provide grant
writing services for all types of grant proposals. They have written
over $115,000,000 in funded grant applications. They maintain a
database of over 18,000 sources of funding. They also allow access to
free grant information at http://www.seliger.com/freeservices.cfm

Address: 4554 - 143rd Avenue SE, Bellevue, WA 98006 
Telephone Voice (425) 641-0252 or (800) 540-8906 Fax (425) 614-0814. 
Email:  seliger@seliger.com
Bailey Boyd Associates http://www.baileyboyd.com/ has recently secured
$6.7 million funding for housing rehabilitation in seven communities.
They research the available funding via various databases and contacts
and write the proposal.
Address: 120 Main Street, P.O. Box 215, West Harwich, MA 02671
Telephone: 508-430-4499 
Fax: 508-430-4498 
aboyd@baileyboyd.com

Robert J. Miller & Associates http://www.rjma.com/ have a database of
over 51,000 grant making organisations. Once a suitable grant has been
identified they will write the proposal and submit the application.
Contact information:
Address : 124 Delaware Street, Tonawanda, NY 14150
Telephone 716 694 8181 Ext 29
Fax 1 716 694 8206>


<Additional links:>

<My Grant Writers.>
<http://www.geocities.com/mygrantwriters/index.html>

<Bev Browning & Associates.>
<http://www.grantsconsulting.com/aboutus.html>

<Lucy Curley and Company.>
<http://www.lucycurleyandco.com/main.htm>


<Hope this helps.>

Answer definitely deals with the subject but of the sources shown most
seem to deal with only their state and/or with "pure" social
non-profits and not helpful for our fixed or lower middle income group
seeking help multiple unit rehab assistance.