Group: Developers

Michael S. Byron, Vice President – Development. Mr Byron graduated from Indiana University Bloomington in 1995 and earned a J.D. from the Valparaiso University School of Law in 1999. Mr. Byron joined Pedcor in October 2007, having previously worked as a staff attorney for the Indiana Department of Environmental Management, Office of Legal Counsel, Department of Enforcement, as well as an associate in the private practice of law for a local law firm focusing on litigation, real estate and environmental law.
Mr. Byron served as the Director of Down Syndrome Indiana, Dads Appreciating Down Syndrome (DSI D.A.D.S.) for five-plus years. Mr. Byron remains actively involved in DSI D.A.D.S. and continues to assist and support fathers and families of individuals with Down syndrome on a regular basis. Mr. Byron also served as a member on the Indiana Advisory Board of Best Buddies Indiana for two years.

Mr. Rodgers graduated from Purdue University with a B.A. in Political Science and Psychology, and he graduated with a Juris Doctor degree from Indiana University Maurer School of Law. After graduation, Mr. Rodgers joined Barnes & Thornburg as an associate in the Creditors’ Rights and Real Estate practice groups. His legal practice focused on working with institutions in restructuring, bankruptcy, and acquisitions along with commercial and real estate transactions. Mr. Rodgers joined Pedcor in 2011 and has led multifamily development in multiple states, increasing Pedcor’s multifamily portfolio by thousands of units. From 2011 until 2014, he was a board member of the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater Indiana. Mr. Rodgers also holds an Indiana Real Estate Broker’s license.

Mr. Stoffregen graduated with distinction from Indiana University – Bloomington in 2009, having earned a BA in East Asian Languages and Cultures (Japanese) and a Music Minor (Euphonium / Voice). After teaching English on the JET Program in Suzaka City, Nagano, Japan, he joined Pedcor in 2011. His development efforts are mostly focused in Colorado and Idaho. Patrick serves on the board of directors for PILLC and Pedcor’s various bank holding companies, and is one of the founding members of Pedcor’s JEDI Committee, which focuses on issues of Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.

Mr. Lintner has been involved in residential development and engineering since 1994. He graduated from Iowa State University in 1994 with a BS in Civil Engineering and joined Landplan Engineering of Lawrence, KS working as a Project Engineer and Project Manager. In 1997, Mr. Lintner began working at Simmons Development Corporation as Vice President of Development developing residential and master- planned communities in the Kansas City metropolitan area. From 2001 to 2004, Mr. Lintner worked for Dura Builders, Inc. in Indianapolis, IN as Land Development Coordinator. In 2004, Dura Builders was acquired by KB Homes and Mr. Lintner’s responsibility expanded to Director and eventually Vice President of Land Acquisition and Planning. During this time, he directed all aspects of acquisition, purchase agreements, entitlement, due diligence, corporate land packages and development.

Mr. Lintner joined Pedcor in 2007 and has since advanced to Senior Vice President. During his tenure with Pedcor, Mr. Lintner has been responsible for the development of thousands of apartment units in multiple states. In 2013, Mr. Lintner was appointed Vice President of Village Capital Corporation where he assists in the development of their real estate.

Mr. Lintner is a registered Professional Engineer in Indiana and holds a State of Indiana Real Estate Salesperson License. He is a Board Member of the Hawthorne Community Center in Indianapolis.

Ms. Latsha holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy from the University of Texas at Austin and has been involved in affordable housing development since 2005. She was employed by the Cesar Chavez Foundation, a non-profit corporation, for six years as a project manager and new business manager. There she was responsible for the production of affordable housing development in Texas, from site selection through financing, construction, and lease-up, utilizing several different funding sources including LIHTC, HOME, USDA Section 514/516 funds, Neighborhood Stabilization Program, and HUD Section 202 funds. She joined the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs in February, 2012 as the Competitive (9%) HTC Administrator, and was promoted to Director of Multifamily Finance. In that capacity she was responsible for the application process and review, allocation, award and closing on all multifamily funding sources administered by the agency, including multifamily revenue bonds, low income housing tax credits, and direct loan (including HOME) funds.

Ms. Latsha joined Pedcor in 2015 and has facilitated an increased presence in Texas where she offices. She serves on the board of both the Texas Affiliation of Affordable Housing Providers (TAAHP) and Community Housing Resource Partners.