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Year 15: Nonprofit Disposition Strategies for Expiring LIHTC Properties
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Published 11/16/2007
Author Greg Griffin
Source Enterprise Community Investment, Inc.
URL Click here to download the full document
PDF: 58 pages, 388 kbytes

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Powerpoint presentation from Year 15 workshop held at 2007 Enterprise Community Conference in Cleveland, OH on November 16, 2007. Includes:

  • Background on Year 15
  • Structure of LIHTC investments
  • Stakeholder perspectives
  • Exit strategies
  • Examples and case study

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