Daniel discuss the basics of LIHTC and affordable housing development. Daniel advises market rate developers to find a partner with experience in LIHTC projects. He explains that LIHTC projects are different from market rate developments in terms of economics and incentives. Daniel also discusses the sources of financing for light tech projects, including low income housing tax credits, tax-exempt debt, and subordinate debt. He highlights the importance of finding a partner familiar with the jurisdiction's rules and regulations. Daniel also explores other creative structures for affordable housing, such as tax abatements and energy-efficient retrofits. In this conversation, Daniel Warwick discusses the concept of structured funds and their role in affordable housing. He explains how structured funds can replace high-return equity with lower-cost capital, reducing the cost of housing and allowing for the preservation of existing affordable units. Warwick also highlights the importance of public funding in these funds and the challenges of navigating community engagement and local politics. He explores the future of affordable housing, including the potential of middle housing, ADUs, and increasing land availability.

Ronald Rohde, a lawyer and commercial real estate investor, discusses his experience in the industrial outdoor storage space. He shares insights on finding deals, financing properties, and the benefits of partner's equity. Ron also talks about the importance of having an attorney in commercial transactions and the value of over-consuming third-party resources. He discusses his future plans of balancing both his law practice and real estate investments.

Ron's youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@RonaldRohdeLaw

Josh Romney- CEO of Intercap lending and real estate development company The Romney Group, joined me in the studio to covering a wide range of topics from ranch land deals, buying mortgage companies, owning thousands of apartments, and joint ventures with prologis.