Institute for Professional and Executive Development

Sponsored by: Nixon Peabody and the Housing and Redevelopment Reporter

Date:  April 7-8 2010
Location:  The Liberty Hotel, Boston, MA
Registration Fee:
General ($745.00)
Nonprofit/Government/Education Organization ($545.00)

This seminar is intended for newcomers to the field as well as those seeking an up-to-the-minute refresher course. It will present the basic rules governing the Low Income Housing Tax Credit and how this credit is utilized in today’s transactions; a “hands on” analysis of a financial model generated for a typical tax credit project; an overview of the legal, accounting, and business issues involved in negotiating transactions; a practical look at tax credit transactions from the lender, agency, developer, and investor perspectives; special issues that arise in deals involving non-profits; the basic rules for when tax credits are used together with tax-exempt bonds; options for tax credit properties in Year 15; how to incorporate solar energy in a tax credit property; and real world advice on the occupancy and compliance essentials that are critical to the long-term success of every project.

This workshop is only offered once in 2010

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Mel King Institute Professional Education Scholarships are also available for this training by submitting an application