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  • FHA MAP Market Study & Underwriting Symposium (2012)

    The National Council of Affordable Housing Market Analysts (NCAHMA) is pleased announced our first ever FHA MAP Market Study & Underwriting Symposium. The Symposium is designed to foster a better dialogue between the various participants involved in underwriting MAP Loans, including market analyst, appraisers, lenders, and HUD officials. read more

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  • Registration Open for Affordable Housing Census Data Webinar

    National Council of Affordable Housing Market Analysts in partnership with Tax Credit Advisor are pleased to announce the first in a series of forthcoming educational webinars. Our "Learn While You Lunch Series" will convene every other month to explore critical topics pertaining to affordable housing market analysis, underwriting and development. more

  • Washington Update: Tax Reform and the State of the Union

    Last night’s State of the Union address offered some interesting new insight into the President’s policy priorities for the upcoming year. I was surprised that the President emphasized tax reform so early and often. While President Obama did not cite the low income housing tax credit, historic tax credit or new markets tax credit directly there was a strong emphasis on providing tax relief for businesses that create domestic jobs. more

  • LIHTC Legislation Introduced in House and Senate

    Congressmen Pat Tiberi (R-OH) and Richard Neal (D-MA) recently introduced H.R. 3661, a bill which would permanently extend the flat 9% credit rate and create a flat 4% credit rate for allocated LIHTCs. more

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