January 22, 2024
Nashville partner Bob Wade will participate in the Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA) Anchorage Regional Compliance & Ethics Conference in Feb. 22-23. The conference will include topics on regulatory requirements, compliance enforcement, risk management, and maintaining an effective compliance program. Attendees will have the opportunity to earn live Compliance Certification Board (CCB) continuing education units (CEUs) and network with other professionals.
Anchorage Regional Compliance & Ethics ConferenceWe help our clients with the processes of developing, constructing, rehabilitating, and operating properties for affordable and market rate housing. We facilitate buying, selling, and investing in single affordable housing assets or portfolios of affordable housing. With our comprehensive knowledge of financing options, we help you secure funding through LIHTC, NMTC, HTC, housing and 501(c)(3) tax-exempt bonds, SAIL, HOME, SHIP,n h CDBG, FHLBB, AHF, USDA, HUD, FNMA, Freddie Mac, and local grants and loans. We also help you navigate regulatory approvals and assist in raising funds through the new market tax credit program, the utilization of historic tax credits, or opportunity zone funds.
At every step of the way, our dedicated team is ready to support you in achieving your objectives.
We offer comprehensive services to our affordable housing clients including forming and structuring relationships to accomplish affordable housing transactions and identifying, negotiating, and closing the most advantageous equity, grant, and construction-to-permanent debt financing options.
To ensure our clients get the best deals possible, we meticulously analyze the numbers and returns behind each deal. We also review and submit applications for all types of financing and obtain necessary approvals for regulatory compliance. We efficiently leverage HUD financing and subsidy programs (including Mixed Finance, HOME, CDBG, Hope VI, RAD, 811, Section 8, 221(d)4), 223(f), 232, 236, LIPHRA, and 202), and navigate HUD processes including the 2530 process and the transfer of physical assets process.
Acquiring vacant land and existing projects to develop affordable housing, coordinating all closing requirements, and understanding the intricacies of affordable housing deal structures are tasks we excel at. Additionally, we negotiate purchase and sale agreements for existing housing and large portfolios of housing, as well as acquire and sell interests in entities that own affordable housing.
Our capabilities extend to structuring assisted living tax credit transactions and obtaining governmental approvals for tax-exempt bond financings. We dovetail layers of subsidies and governmental programs such as the low income housing credit and the historic tax credit to maximize benefits for our clients. We also skillfully negotiate and close new market tax credit deals.
Our services also include drafting and negotiating development and co-development agreements, obtaining land entitlements, assisting with permitting requirements and governmental impact, securing tax exemptions, abatements, and payments in lieu of taxes, and addressing complex financing and tax issues.
Our experience extends to developing housing for specialized groups like veterans, developmentally disabled individuals, the homeless, farmworkers, fishing workers, and the elderly. Additionally, we find and negotiate joint ventures with non-profits and develop student housing.
Our Affordable Housing & Tax Credit practice—which has assisted clients in 37 states, as well as Puerto Rico and Guam, in over 29 years of service—was recognized as a 2017 Leading Real Estate Firm by Multi-Housing News.
Attorneys in our practice group, which includes an officer of the Florida Coalition of Affordable Housing Providers, are experienced with housing projects across the country in multiple fields, involving a host of federal agencies, such as HUD/FHA, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, USDA, and FHLBB.
Our attorneys’ areas of experience include:
We should be able to handle all your affordable housing needs, but if we are unable to help, we can refer you to someone who can provide you with what you need.
Yisell focuses her practice on affordable housing and tax matters, representing for-profit and nonprofit developers of multifamily housing for low-income families and seniors throughout the United States and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. She counsels her clients in various aspects of developing, financing, and operating their communities.
Following is a selected sampling of matters and is provided for informational purposes only. Past success does not indicate the likelihood of success in any future matter.
We offer comprehensive services to our affordable housing clients including forming and structuring relationships to accomplish affordable housing transactions and identifying, negotiating, and closing the most advantageous equity, grant, and construction-to-permanent debt financing options.
To ensure our clients get the best deals possible, we meticulously analyze the numbers and returns behind each deal. We also review and submit applications for all types of financing and obtain necessary approvals for regulatory compliance. We efficiently leverage HUD financing and subsidy programs (including Mixed Finance, HOME, CDBG, Hope VI, RAD, 811, Section 8, 221(d)4), 223(f), 232, 236, LIPHRA, and 202), and navigate HUD processes including the 2530 process and the transfer of physical assets process.
Acquiring vacant land and existing projects to develop affordable housing, coordinating all closing requirements, and understanding the intricacies of affordable housing deal structures are tasks we excel at. Additionally, we negotiate purchase and sale agreements for existing housing and large portfolios of housing, as well as acquire and sell interests in entities that own affordable housing.
Our capabilities extend to structuring assisted living tax credit transactions and obtaining governmental approvals for tax-exempt bond financings. We dovetail layers of subsidies and governmental programs such as the low income housing credit and the historic tax credit to maximize benefits for our clients. We also skillfully negotiate and close new market tax credit deals.
Our services also include drafting and negotiating development and co-development agreements, obtaining land entitlements, assisting with permitting requirements and governmental impact, securing tax exemptions, abatements, and payments in lieu of taxes, and addressing complex financing and tax issues.
Our experience extends to developing housing for specialized groups like veterans, developmentally disabled individuals, the homeless, farmworkers, fishing workers, and the elderly. Additionally, we find and negotiate joint ventures with non-profits and develop student housing.
Our Affordable Housing & Tax Credit practice—which has assisted clients in 37 states, as well as Puerto Rico and Guam, in over 29 years of service—was recognized as a 2017 Leading Real Estate Firm by Multi-Housing News.
Attorneys in our practice group, which includes an officer of the Florida Coalition of Affordable Housing Providers, are experienced with housing projects across the country in multiple fields, involving a host of federal agencies, such as HUD/FHA, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, USDA, and FHLBB.
Our attorneys’ areas of experience include:
We should be able to handle all your affordable housing needs, but if we are unable to help, we can refer you to someone who can provide you with what you need.
Following is a selected sampling of matters and is provided for informational purposes only. Past success does not indicate the likelihood of success in any future matter.
Yisell focuses her practice on affordable housing and tax matters, representing for-profit and nonprofit developers of multifamily housing for low-income families and seniors throughout the United States and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. She counsels her clients in various aspects of developing, financing, and operating their communities.