This full day training, sponsored by Vermont Housing Managers Association, is intended for senior management staff, developers, corporate finance officers, and others involved in decision-making with regard to how credit deals are structured.
This training covers complex issues such as eligible and qualified basis, applicable fraction, credit calculation (including first year calculation), placed in service issues, rehab projects, tax exempt bonds, projects with HOME funds, Next Available Unit Rule, employee units, mixed income properties, vacant unit rule, and dealing effectively with State Agencies. This course also includes a full discussion of major IRS positions.
A study looked at how borrowers who owe more than their home is worth (underwater) might be limited in their ability to move because of their housing situation. This can perpetuate a high unemployment rate if homeowners can’t move for economic reasons. The report’s authors found that “house lock” definitely decreases a household’s mobility options, but in aggregate has had a negligible effect on the nation’s unemployment rate.