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An affordable housing project can clear underwriting, secure financing, and still stall for years. The reason is rarely the deal […]

LIHTC investors require five things during construction: draw reviews, schedule tracking, budget monitoring, regulatory compliance checks, and third-party inspection reports.

Affordable housing lenders are watching more LIHTC deals slip into distress in 2026 as a historic wave of multifamily loan

A new Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco study, published in February 2026, challenges one of the most common explanations

Moving into a new rental property usually costs more than just the first month’s rent. Most landlords also require a

After completing construction, finishing renovations, and filling vacancies, many sponsors ask: can you refinance an investment property to capture built-up

State housing finance agencies publish a Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP) every year to decide which affordable housing projects receive Low-Income

Affordable housing preservation is the practice of protecting existing affordable units from expiring subsidies, deferred maintenance, and ownership changes that

Affordable housing finance runs on a simple rule: rents are capped by regulation, but costs are not. The Department of

The United States faces a shortage of 7.2 million affordable and available rental homes for its lowest income renters, according