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Refinance Recapitalize and Redevelop Innovative Bond Structures in Affordable Housing for Housing Association of Nonprofit Developers HAND Peter Lawrence Director of Public Policy and Government Relations ID: 723776

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March 28, 2018

www.novoco.com

Refinance, Recapitalize and Redevelop: Innovative Bond Structures in Affordable Housing

for Housing Association of Nonprofit Developers (HAND)

Peter Lawrence

Director of Public Policy and Government Relations

peter.lawrence@nc-llp.com

Novogradac Consulting LLP

@NovocoPolicySlide2

Agenda

Tax Reform?

Key Changes to Impact the Low-Income Housing Tax CreditImpact on New Markets and Historic Tax

CreditsOpportunity ZonesLIHTC Legislation

FY 2018 Omnibus – LIHTC Expansion and Income Averaging

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Low-Income Housing Tax Credit

Private activity bonds

retained (over half of affordable housing production)

MORE THAN HALF

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Low-Income Housing Tax Credit

Inflation factor changed

to:

“CHAINED CPI”

W

ill

reduce future 9% LIHTC and private activity bond volume cap per-capita/small state minimum

amounts.

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Low-Income Housing Tax Credit

Lower

Corporate Rate

Interest Expense Limitation Most LIHTC partnerships expected to

elect out and shift to Alternative Depreciation System (ADS) for rental housing

100% Expensing through 2022 for:

Site improvements, and Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment

Likely negative impact of the

Base Erosion and Anti-abuse Tax (BEAT)www.novoco.comMarch 28, 2018Slide6

9 Percent Property

Assumes 4.5% – 5.0% investor level yield in all scenarios

Results may differ based on a change in underlying assumptions. Property not eligible for 30% basis bonus

35%

21%

$0.95

$0.95

$0.82 $1.00 $1.00

$0.87

$1.05

$1.05

$0.90

$1.10

$1.10

$0.95

Price per Credit

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4 Percent Tax Exempt Bond Property

35%

21%

$0.95

$0.95

$0.81

$1.00

$1.00

$0.86

$1.05

$1.05

$0.89

$1.10

$1.10

$0.93

Price per Credit

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Effect of Tax Reform on LIHTC Equity Pricing

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Affordable housing community had already lost investment and production in 2017

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blog

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March 28, 2018Slide11

New Markets Tax Credit

No

statutory changes to section 45D2017, 2018 and 2019 rounds from the PATH Act in 2015 remain at

$3.5 billion eachHouse bill had originally eliminated 2018 and 2019 roundsEfforts to extend or make the NMTC an

indefinite part of the internal revenue code likely included in a future extenders package

Corporate AMT repealedUnlike LIHTC, lower corporate rate is a slight positive for NMTC because investors pay taxes on gains at exit

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Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit

House

would have dropped the HTC entirely; Senate bill prevailedThe 10 percent non-certified rehabilitation credit (for pre-1936 buildings) is

repealed20 percent historic rehab credit is claimed ratably over 5 years

Pricing may drop 7% to 15% due to

changes

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Investing in Opportunity Act

Allows

investors with capital gains from sale of assets to defer those gainsSimilar in concept to Section 1031 “Like-Kind” exchangesCreates new incentive

to invest capital gains in low-income communitiesAuthorizes the designation of “opportunity zones”

Governors (and DC Mayor) responsible for designating these zones

Deadline to nominate or request a 30-day extension was March 21

Encourages investors to pool resources and risks in “Opportunity Funds” (O Funds). Investors can temporarily defer capital gains recognition if they reinvest in these zones

Incentivizes long-term investment by stepping up basis

10 percent step-up after 5-year hold, 15 percent step-up after 7-year holdProvides shallower subsidies per investment than the NMTC, but can be used on a greater scaleMarch 28, 2018www.novoco.comSlide14

More LIHTCs via

Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act

CANTWELL

HATCH

TIBERI

NEAL

RETIRED

Curbelo

, R-FL-26

March 28, 2018

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More LIHTCs via

Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act

CANTWELL

HATCH

TIBERI

NEAL

Curbelo

, R-FL-26

RETIRED

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March 28, 2018Slide16

More LIHTCs via

Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act

CANTWELL

HATCH

Curbelo

, R-FL-26

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TIBERI

NEAL

RETIRED

March 28, 2018Slide17

TIBERI

NEAL

More LIHTCs via

Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act

CANTWELL

HATCH

Curbelo

, R-FL-26

RETIRED

Note these assumptions:

Assumed that states will increase their tax-exempt bond issuance for multifamily by 25%

Assumed the absolute amount of soft subsidies going to tax exempt bond properties would remain unchanged

To the extent that there is less deferred developer fee, that is offset with more taxable bond financing

Approximately 131,000 more units over 10 years

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March 28, 2018Slide18

More LIHTCs via

Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act

Additional Resources

Give states discretion to provide 30% basis boost for bond-financed projects

Increase DDA designation from 20 to 30%

Repeal QCT population cap

Relocation costs included in eligible basis

No basis reduction for certain energy tax incentives

Indian areas generally treated as DDAs

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March 28, 2018Slide19

More LIHTCs via

Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act

Financial Feasibility

50% basis boost for ELI units

Modify student occupancy rules

Codify increased tenant income guidance

Modify 10-year rule (limits apply to acquisition basis)

Adopt uniform income eligibility for rural projects

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March 28, 2018Slide20

More LIHTCs via

Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act

Other

Modify voucher rent-setting rule in LIHTC

Clarify the community revitalization plan

Prohibit local approval or contribution requirements

Add selection criteria for Native American areas

Restriction of planned foreclosures

Clarify casualty loss rule

Convert ROFR to purchase option

Change the official name of the LIHTC to Affordable Housing Tax Credit

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March 22, 2018

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Rental Homes, Jobs, Business Income and Tax Revenue Lost Nationally Under Final Tax Reform Bill and FY18 Omnibus

Rental

Homes

Jobs

Business

Income

Federal, State

and Local Taxes

Current Law

Tax Reform Bill

Lower Corporate Rate of 21%

Chained CPI

Amount Lost

Percentage Lost

Post-Tax Reform Law

FY18 Omnibus

12.5% allocation increase

Percentage gained

New Law

1,493,400

212,400

19,900

232,300

-16%

1,261,100

-

-

1,687,500

240,000

22,500

262,500

-16%

1,425,000

-

-

$142,005,642,600

$20,196,865,200

$1,892,267,500

$22,089,132,700

-16%

$119,916,509,900

-

-

$54,617,554,900

$7,768,025,100

$727,795,200

$8,495,820,300

-16%

$46,121,734,600

-

-

28,400

2%

1,289,500

+

32,100

2%

1,457,100

+

$2,700,522,500

2%

$122,617,032,400

+

$ 1,038,662,500

2%

$ $47,160,397,100

+Slide26

March 28, 2018

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Rental Homes, Jobs, Business Income and Tax Revenue Lost Nationally Under Final Tax Reform

Bill and FY18 Omnibus

Rental

Homes

Jobs

Business

Income

Federal, State

and Local Taxes

Prior

Law

Tax Reform Bill

Lower Corporate Rate of 21%

Chained CPI

Amount Lost

Percentage Lost

Post-Tax Reform Law

FY18 Omnibus

12.5% allocation increase

Percentage gained

New Law

1,493,400

212,400

19,900

232,300

-16%

1,261,100

-

-

1,687,500

240,000

22,500

262,500

-16%

1,425,000

-

-

$142,005,642,600

$20,196,865,200

$1,892,267,500

$22,089,132,700

-16%

$119,916,509,900

-

-

$54,617,554,900

$7,768,025,100

$727,795,200

$8,495,820,300

-16%

$46,121,734,600

-

-

28,400

2%

1,289,500

+

32,100

2%

1,457,100

+

$2,700,522,500

2%

$122,617,032,400

+

$ 1,038,662,500

2%

$ $47,160,397,100

+

+19%Slide27

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Approximate Impact on Virginia, Maryland and DC Rental Homes

Rental Homes Gained

Maryland

Virginia

Washington, D.C.

524 rental homes

733 rental homes

100 rental homesSlide28

$3.00

$2.50

$2.00$1.50

$1.00$0.50

$0.00

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9% LIHTC Allocations with FY18 Omnibus Increase

PROJECTED

ACTUAL

Per capita credit set at $1.25

2002

$1.75

2017

$2.35

2022

$2.50

2008

$

2

.20

2007

$1.95

2010

$2.10

HERA

FY18 Omnibus

2009

$2.30

2018

$2.70

2028

$2.80Slide29

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LIHTC Income Averaging

Development types benefiting from this new option

High housing cost areas

Rural areas with very low incomes

Low-income community revitalization projects promoting income

diversity

Preservation projects

(e.g., RAD)

with some “over-income” residents

$Slide30

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Upcoming Income Averaging Blog Post

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blogSlide31

March 28, 2018

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FY16

Enacted

FY17

Enacted

FY18

Enacted

President’s FY19 Request

% Change

FY18 – FY17

% Change

FY19 Req. – FY18

Housing Choice Vouchers

$19,628

$20,292

$22,015

$20,550

8.5%

-6.7%

Project-Based Section 8

$10,620

$10,816

$11,515

$11,047

6.5%

-3.2%

Public Housing Operating Fund

$4,500

$4,400

$4,550

$3,279

3.4%

-27.9%

Public Housing Capital Fund

$1,900

$1,942

$2,750

$0

41.6%

-100%

Section 202

$433

$502

$678

$601

35.0%

-11.4%

Section 811

$150

$146

$230

$140

57.0%

-39.0%

HOPWA

$335

$356

$375

$330

5.3%

-12.0%

CDBG

$3,000

$3,000

$3,235

$0

7.8%

-100%

HOME

$950

$950

$1,362

$0

43.4%

-100%

Homeless Assistance

$2,250

$2,383

$2,513

$2,383

5.5%

-5.2%

Choice Neighborhood Initiative

$125

$138

$150

-$137

9.1%

-191.3%

Overall (gross)

$46,978

$48,055

$52,748

$41,240

9.8%

-21.8%

Note: amounts in millions

HUD BudgetSlide32

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March 28, 2018

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Housing Trust Fund Update:

Top 20 Estimated State

Allocations (plus MD and DC)

California

New York

Texas

Florida

Illinois

Pennsylvania

Ohio

New Jersey

Michigan

Massachusetts

Georgia

Washington

North Carolina

Virginia

Wisconsin

Indiana

Missouri

Arizona

Minnesota

Colorado

$34,319,000

$21,942,000

$11,683,000

$10,902,000

$9,823,000

$7,919,000

$7,463,000

$7,094,000

$6,364,000

$6,027,000

$5,367,000

$5,094,000

$5,018,000

$4,531,000

$4,122,000

$3,957,000

$3,899,000

$3,791,000

$3,720,000

$3,648,000

District of Columbia

Maryland

$3,426,000

$3,000,000Slide35

March 28, 2018

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Refinance, Recapitalize and Redevelop: Innovative Bond Structures in Affordable Housing

for Housing Association of Nonprofit Developers (HAND)

Peter Lawrence

Director of Public Policy and Government Relations

peter.lawrence@nc-llp.com

Novogradac Consulting LLP

@NovocoPolicy