2011 Housing Credit Conference & Marketplace

Delve into state agency allocation strategies for furthering fair housing. Review pending housing discrimination litigation and discuss the role of the Credit in poverty deconcentration, racial and economic integration, and economic revitalization.

Nationally renowned tax advisors answer the newest legal and accounting queries and deconstruct Housing Credit financial structuring complexities.

Join federal officials and industry compliance experts to discuss IRS compliance enforcement, tenant data collection, federal agency alignment efforts, and compliance hurdles for TCAP and Exchange developments.

Establishing compliance in the first year of the Credit period is a critical program requirement. Learn the rules for documenting initial project compliance, meeting the minimum set-aside requirement, handling initial tenant certifications, and maximizing Credits for investors.

Evaluate Housing Credit portfolio performance trends. Consider innovative restructuring tools and new asset management strategies. Problem-solve your way through a typical workout.

As the Housing Credit portfolio ages, continued compliance is one of the hottest issues of the day. Hear owner, manager, and state agency perspectives on maintaining compliance through the compliance period, transitioning to extended use, correcting noncompliance, and rescuing troubled properties.

With an aging affordable housing stock and growing housing needs, preservation is top of the agenda in many areas of the country despite the complexities of structuring preservation deals. Get blueprints for preserving with both 4 and 9 Percent Credits, plus the latest news on final IRS qualified contract regulations, HUD preservation programs, and capital needs assessment methodologies.

Hear the latest thinking on sound underwriting, development and management capacity, structuring economic incentives for project sponsors, and new strategies for optimizing multiple subsidies.