Achieving Compliance is Easier Than You Think

Get fast and accurate monitoring, auditing, file reviews and training from LIHTC and Affordable Housing experts

Quick turnaround time, clear reporting, and anything-but-boring trainings

Since 1987, we’ve been involved with the Section 42 Low Income Housing Tax Credit program and all things Affordable Housing, earning us a reputation as an industry leader.

Our proven team of professional analysts, consultants and monitors works with both state agencies and private investors, giving us a unique perspective when it comes to compliance expectations, requirements and solutions.

Whether it’s tailored compliance services or knowing the right tools to protect an investment, we provide expert advice, assistance and education that makes compliance easy for you to understand and attain.

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Our Services

Across the US and its overseas territories, we help thousands of clients better manage their LIHTC properties and confidently meet federal, state and local Affordable Housing regulations and requirements

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File Pre-Approvals

Avoid problems before they occur with timely and concise reviews you can understand.

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Tenant File Reviews

Stay on top of compliance with tailored services for any project’s stage of development.

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State/Investor Audit Prep

Alleviate worry, eliminate guesswork and save yourself from costly non-compliance findings.

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Site Inspections

Get a detailed evaluation of procedural and physical deficiencies and the tools to address them.

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LIHTC Training

Develop crucial knowledge and skills through trainings that won’t put your team to sleep.

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