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Low Income Housing Tax Credits

When you seek representation from Holland & Knight in a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit transaction, you are assured of authoritative counsel from one of the most experienced legal teams working with this versatile tax-advantaged equity real estate investment – and one of the leading law firms in the affordable housing industry. These tax credits – which we have worked with since their inception in 1987 – have become a significant part of our sought-after, results-oriented Syndication Practice.

Broad Representation Informs Your Counsel

Because our team of syndication attorneys deal with a range of clients in the affordable housing and tax credit industry, your support in the low-income housing tax credit transactions will be comprehensive and informed, and cover everything from determining the best structure for your transaction to advising on tax issues.

Resyndication Strategies

Holland & Knight’s Syndication Group will also protect your interests in a resyndication strategy, whether you are a general or a limited partner. In such cases, a partnership investment you made earlier can be repackaged and sold in the secondary market. And if you are a buyer of partnership interests in the secondary market, we will work closely with you to negotiate the purchase of portfolios of resyndicated product.

Guaranteed Transactions

Holland & Knight’s lawyers can also counsel you on guaranteed transactions, whether you are a sponsor, guarantor or investor. The equity investments we handle in this area total several hundred million dollars each year.

Ongoing Representation

You can rely on our Syndication Group long after the structuring of your original transaction, since we continue to represent the partnerships we organize throughout their terms. If financial difficulties arise and a workout is required, we will coordinate an effective plan for you with the advice of firm bankruptcy, creditor’s rights and litigation teams.