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Beyond Wall Street: Investing and Finance Affordable Housing Investment Strategies - How investors can finance affordable housing while receiving favorable tax treatment – Learning from the Low Income Housing Tax Credit & Save On Taxes

In this episode, Jan interviews Dani Evanson from Align Finance Partners. Align provides construction loans that also act as permanent debt financing on affordable housing, which means apartment buildings where rents are well below market rents. These loans generate income that is exempt from Federal income tax and in some cases state income taxes. By selling off a portion of these loans to Wall Street investors, Align aims to generate strong quarterly distributions on its portfolio of real estate loans.

About the Host:

Jan Brzeski founded Arixa Capital in 2006 and serves as Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer. In this capacity, he has ultimate responsibility for the Firm’s investment strategy, risk management, and operations. He has participated in more than 1,600 real estate transactions, investing over $1.7 billion on behalf of Arixa’s investors and partners. Since he founded Arixa Capital, it has become one of the West Coast’s premier non-bank real estate lenders, providing small balance loan solutions to lower middle-market residential and commercial investors and developers.

About the Featured Expert

Dani Evanson is a Principal and co-founder of Align Finance Partners. Align provides innovative debt financing solutions for the acquisition, renovation and development of affordable housing communities in the U.S. For investors, Align aims to provide attractive quarterly income distributions with favorable tax treatment relative to most other debt investments.

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Beyond Wall Street is presented by Arixa Capital.

Arixa Capital is one of the West Coast’s premier private real estate lenders and fund managers providing small balance loan solutions to lower middle-market residential and commercial investors and developers. Since its inception, Arixa has originated in excess of $1.8 billion in loans and generated attractive risk-adjusted returns for its partners and investors.

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[missliddysue]

This is exactly the type of video I’ve been searching for. It has been hard to find, but this one hits on so many aspects that I’ve known are out there but haven’t been able to find in any other video. Thank you for producing this! I am going to reach out to Dani’s team asap!

[joseflores]

Always wonder if the Bank would sell Debt on these deals.

So their is investors on the debt side but also the Credit's- Equity Funding.

Very Coool stuff !!!

[jonathanvilma]

What is the competitive advantage of going with Align as opposed to TE Bonds for a 4% LIHTC Project?

[RicardoSanchez-jgun]

What’s the tax credits for building affordable housing residential. Not apartments.

[missliddysue]

How do I get in touch with her? I have 12.5 acres zoned RM10, that I’m seeking investment help for. Thank you

[andersonjohnson]

Wow…. Why would the private sector have a interest in affordable housing when there isn’t enough affordable housing for…. Nvm. Ethically not right but economically sound.

[benkohout]

Affordable housing these days is tax payer funded housing and a step towards socialism. Middle class paying for people to stay in poverty. Incentives staying below a certain threshold or they have to start paying for housing.