Event Registration - Affordable Housing Investors Council

This session is part of AHIC's quarterly webinar series for Investor Representative members with seven or fewer years of experience in housing credit equity investing. Each event pairs a deep-dive educational session on a core element of LIHTC investing with small-group networking, helping you build both expertise and professional relationships early in your career.
 
Format

• 60 minutes of presentation and discussion
• 30 minutes of small-group networking in breakout sessions

 
About This Session
Year 15 marks the end of the compliance period—but decisions about exit often begin much earlier. In this session, you'll learn what happens when a LIHTC investment matures, why different parties may want to exit at different times, and how dispositions actually work in practice.
 
We'll explore the motivations driving LPs and GPs as they approach the end of the deal: Why might an investor want out before Year 15? What does a GP gain from re-syndicating a property? You'll learn about the different types of exits—dispositions at Year 15, early exits in Years 11–14, and secondary market sales—along with the risks, benefits, and safeguards associated with each.
 
Tax considerations play a major role in shaping these decisions, so we'll also cover exit taxes, capital losses versus operating losses, and how capital account status affects timing and structure. Whether you're years away from your first disposition or trying to understand a deal that's approaching the finish line, this session will help you see the full arc of a LIHTC investment.
 
Who Should Attend
AHIC Investor Representative members with seven or fewer years of experience in housing credit equity investing. Even if you have additional experience in other areas of banking or affordable housing, you're welcome to join.