Course Title: Unpacking the LIHTC Program: History, Opportunities, and Challenges
Course Description
Embark on a comprehensive exploration of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program in this engaging online course offered on the Nash Group Training and Education Platform. This specialized course delves into the rich history, intricate mechanisms, and real-world implications of the LIHTC program, a vital tool in promoting affordable housing in the United States. Participants will dissect the program's evolution, uncover its opportunities for developers and investors, and critically assess its limitations and challenges. By blending historical context, legislative insights, and case studies, this course equips learners with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the complexities of LIHTC and leverage its potential for advancing affordable housing initiatives.
Course Topics
1. Introduction to the LIHTC Program: Origins and Evolution
2. Legislative Framework and Policy Objectives of the LIHTC Program
3. Developer Perspectives: Navigating LIHTC Allocation and Compliance
4. Investor Participation in LIHTC Projects: Financial Considerations and Incentives
5. Impact Assessment: Examining the Effectiveness of LIHTC in Affordable Housing Production
6. Challenges and Criticisms of the LIHTC Program
7. Innovations and Best Practices in LIHTC Project Development
8. Future Trends and Opportunities in LIHTC Implementation
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
1. Trace the historical development and evolution of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program, highlighting key milestones and legislative changes that have shaped its current form.
2. Analyze the legislative framework and policy objectives underpinning the LIHTC program, understanding how it fits within broader affordable housing strategies and federal housing policy.
3. Evaluate the developer's perspective on LIHTC project development, from navigating the allocation process to ensuring compliance with program requirements and regulations.
4. Examine investor participation in LIHTC projects, identifying financial considerations, risk mitigation strategies, and incentives that attract private capital to affordable housing developments.
5. Assess the impact of the LIHTC program on affordable housing production, considering outcomes such as housing affordability, neighborhood revitalization, and economic opportunity for low-income households.
6. Identify challenges and criticisms associated with the LIHTC program, including issues related to equity, community engagement, project feasibility, and program complexity.
7. Explore innovations and best practices in LIHTC project development, drawing insights from successful case studies, collaborative partnerships, and creative approaches to affordable housing finance and design.
8. Anticipate future trends and opportunities in LIHTC implementation, including potential policy reforms, market shifts, and emerging models for enhancing the program's effectiveness and reach.
Value to the Participant
This course offers immense value to a range of clients, including affordable housing developers, investors, policymakers, non-profit organizations, and community advocates seeking a deep understanding of the LIHTC program and its implications. By unpacking the history, mechanisms, and impact of LIHTC, participants gain a competitive edge in navigating the complexities of affordable housing finance, leveraging tax incentives, and maximizing opportunities for project success. Clients will emerge equipped to effectively navigate the LIHTC allocation process, engage with investors, address compliance challenges, and optimize the financial structure of affordable housing developments. Furthermore, participants will be able to critically assess the strengths and limitations of the LIHTC program, positioning themselves to advocate for policy improvements, innovate new approaches, and drive positive change in the affordable housing sector. Ultimately, this course empowers clients to become informed, strategic leaders in affordable housing development, catalyzing sustainable and equitable solutions that benefit communities and residents across the country.
Office Locations
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Contact Information
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(816) 213-4461,
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tnash@thenashdevelopmentgroup.com
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Events
Coming Soon: Upcoming Kansas City Conference
Coming Soon: Upcoming West Palm Beach Conference
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