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Chapter 2: Review Financial Feasibility
This chapter continues the discussion on project review that commenced in Chapter 1. Chapter 2 provides guidance on how to review the financial factors that impact a HOME-LIHTC project’s success and feasibility and describes the issues the PJ must analyze in order to determine how to best structure HOME funding invested in a HOME- LIHTC deal.
- 2.1 Overview of the Financial Feasibility Review
- 2.2 Assessing Developer Capacity
- 2.3 Reviewing the Project’s Marketability
- 2.4 Financial Review of HOME-LIHTC Projects
- 2.5 Financial Analyses
- 2.6 Reviewing the Development Budget
- 2.7 Assessing Sources and Uses
- 2.8 Reviewing the Operating Pro Forma
- 2.9 Determining the Amount of HOME Subsidy
- 2.10 Negotiating the Best Position for the PJ
- Attachment 2-1: Capital Needs: Saving for a Rainy Day
- Attachment 2-2: How to Determine the Minimum Number of Home-Assisted Units in a Project
- Attachment 2-3: How to Determine the Home Cost Allocation
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