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CEDAM is convening MSHDA, equity investors, developers and other affordable housing stakeholders for our annual QAP & LIHTC Summit. During this day-long training and discussion, we will cover:
- MSHDA's LIHTC program, reviewing application expectations and patterns through the Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP)
- Other MSHDA housing programs
- The status of the debt and equity markets
- The construction management climate; and
- Various capital stacks through the presentation of two different case studies.
We will close out the day with a networking reception.
This training is geared toward emerging and experienced developers who have utilized or plan to utilize Low Income Housing Tax Credits in the future. We look forward to seeing you there!
Agenda
9
00AM
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10
30AM
10
30AM
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11
30AM
12
00PM
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1
00PM
1
00PM
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1
45PM
Debt & Equity Panel
Amin Irving•Macy Kisilinsky•Katlynn Kretz•Kristen Senff•David Wilkins1
45PM
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2
45PM
Case Study 1: Rose Project
Emily Cauzillo•Kristen Senff•David Wilkins3
00PM
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4
00PM
Case Study 2: Walter French
Mikki Droste•Macy Kisilinsky4
00PM
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4
45PM
Construction Management
Kristopher Downing•James Flanagan•Kara Hart-Negrich•Charlotte Johnson5
00PM
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6
00PM
Debt & Equity Panel
Speakers
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Amin Irving
Founder, CEO, & President of Ginosko Development CompanyMK
Macy Kisilinsky
Senior Managing Director of Walker and Dunlop
Katlynn Kretz
Manager, Equity Underwriting at CinnaireKS
Kristen Senff
National Equity FundDW
David Wilkins
Walker & DunlopSpeakers
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Kristopher Downing
Labor Relations at MSHDA (Michigan State Housing Development Authority)
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- JF
James Flanagan
EEO Compliance Specialist at MSHDA (Michigan State Housing Development Authority)
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- CJ
Charlotte Johnson
State Administrative Manager - Special Tranactions at MSHDA (Michigan State Housing Development Authority)
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Katlynn
Kretz
Manager, Equity Underwriting at Cinnaire
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