Financing affordable housing with 501(c)(3) bonds

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Financing affordable housing with 501(c)(3) bonds

The Bond Buyer

Webinaire | December.14.2021 | 11am - 12pm (Pacific Standard Time)

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In a market where volume cap is becoming less available, 501(c)(3) entities provide an alternative means of accessing capital to provide affordable housing. This webinar will be a discussion of the different ways 501(c)(3) entities can be used, including accessing capital directly in the corporate market, accessing the tax-exempt market, or providing bridge financing until volume cap is available in a jurisdiction.

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Jeffrey Philp Partner, Public Finance

New York

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D:+1 212 506 5056
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Finance Sector
Public Finance

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Jeffrey Philp Partner

New York

Barbara Jane League Partner, Public Finance, Fiscalité

Houston; Austin

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D:+1 713 658 6786
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Public Finance
Fiscalité

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Barbara Jane League Partner

Houston; Austin

She also has significant experience representing nonprofit organizations. Formerly an attorney with the Chief Counsel of the Internal Revenue Service, Barbara has represented clients before the IRS in a variety of matters involving tax-exempt bonds, including audits and private letter ruling requests. She has participated in all facets of the tax analysis associated with the issuance of governmental purpose bonds, certain tax credit bonds, qualified 501(c)(3) bonds, qualified residential rental bonds and qualified small issue bonds.

Barbara has served on the Steering Committee and has chaired the Working Capital panel and the Bond Direct Purchase - Advanced Tax Topics panel for the Bond Attorneys’ Workshop, the oldest and largest annual gathering of bond lawyers.

Justin Cooper Partner, Public Finance, Financement de logement

San Francisco; Sacramento

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D:+1 415 773 5908
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Finance Sector
Public Finance
Financement de logement
Financement des obligations recettes

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Justin Cooper Partner

San Francisco; Sacramento

Justin's practice is focused primarily in the following areas:

affordable multifamily rental housing (local and state housing agencies);
lending, including leveraged lending, with public agency borrowers;
short- and long-term working capital financings;
public higher education;
transportation;
single-family housing;
workouts and restructurings; and
cannabis industry financing opportunities.

Justin is on the Board of Directors of the California Housing Consortium and is a past Chairman of the Bond Buyer's California Public Finance Conference. He speaks frequently at conferences and other industry events.

Justin is known in the affordable housing community in particular for being a solution-oriented lawyer who understands the business fundamentals of affordable housing and real estate finance as well as being fully versed in the applicable laws and regulations. He frequently collaborates with developers and other participants in the development of new financial structures and products designed to lower overall financing costs for housing providers and thereby increase both the supply and quality of available affordable housing.

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