BuzzHouse: A Baker Tilly Podcast

BuzzHouse: A Baker Tilly Podcast

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BuzzHouse: A Baker Tilly Podcast episodes

  • What the American Jobs Plan could mean for the future of multifamily housing

    The housing provision of President Biden’s infrastructure plan—officially titled the American Jobs Plan—includes a $213 billion investment in housing. From proposed expansion of the 9% credit to modifications to the 10-year hold rule, Don Bernards and Garrick Gibson share the specifics of the plan and how it stands to impact you.

    Episode links: The White House’s American Jobs Plan Fact Sheet

    Connect with our hosts: Don Bernards and Garrick Gibson

    For articles, webinars and additional Baker Tilly resources for multifamily housing professionals, visit bakertilly.com.


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    23 min
  • Multifamily housing Q1 2021 market update
    Market intelligence equips owners and developers with meaningful market advice for their real estate portfolios. On this episode, listen to the multifamily housing market trends, transaction activity, analysis and outlook from the first quarter to ensure your next venture is a smart one. Plus, understand how inflation may impact the multifamily housing industry so you can get ahead of it. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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    13 min
  • One-year anniversary! Favorite moments, Bose headphones giveaway and the year’s most impactful industry changes

    BuzzHouse is celebrating one full year of podcasting! On this anniversary episode Don and Garrick reminisce on the past year, sharing their favorite memories and episodes. In addition, they talk about the most notable industry changes that have, and will continue to have, the biggest impact in the multifamily housing industry.

    Giveaway details: To celebrate one year of podcasting, we are giving away one pair of BuzzHouse-branded Bose quiet comfort noise cancelling headphones to one lucky listener! To enter the giveaway, visit the Baker Tilly US LinkedIn page and find our post sharing this episode. React to the post using the “like” button by April 30th. One winner will be selected at random and you will only be contacted if you’ve been selected.


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    15 min
  • IRS hearing on average income and 4% rate with tax attorney Glenn Graff

    Tax attorney and industry titan, Glenn Graff joins BuzzHouse fresh off the March 24 Internal Revenue Service (IRS) public hearing on proposed regulations related to the average income test for low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) properties. Glenn shares his key takeaways from the hearing and touches on other hot button issues dealing with affordable housing including additional clarification around Notice 2021-12 and the 4% locked credit rate.


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    34 min
  • Rising lumber costs due to COVID-19 causes a shift in multifamily housing design trends

    With COVID-19 greatly impacting supply chains and construction material prices, multifamily housing developers are getting creative to combat costs. Jason Korb of Korb + Associates Architects shares the architectural design changes he is seeing in the multifamily housing industry, such as a move towards mass timber and carbon neutral concrete. Hear COVID-19-inspired design features, recommended material choices for your projects and growth areas in sustainable design.


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    17 min
  • Should you consider twinning LIHTC and historic tax credits in a transaction?

    The act of combining (or “twinning”) tax credits, such as the low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) and historic tax credit (HTC), can offer developers an opportunity to bridge a funding gap and improve the rates of return on transactions for investors.


    This episode explains the benefits a twinned structure in an affordable housing development and the key differences in pricing, structures, debt execution and cash flow to help you decide if twinning LIHTC and HTC is the right move for your next transaction.


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    20 min
  • Highlights of the tax-exempt market for affordable housing deals

    A leading investment banker shares insight into the current tax-exempt market, 80/20 tax-exempt bond transactions, example structures for states with Volume Cap to achieve government bonds, amortization terms, and products for Year 15 acquisitions and refinances.


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    15 min
  • Public housing portfolios to benefit from recent HUD notice expanding RAD/Section 18 blends

    On Jan. 19, 2021, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued PIH Notice 2021-07 regarding public housing repositioning and Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) Section 18 blends, the eligibility for tenant-protection vouchers and associated application requirements. To grasp exactly how this notice will affect the public housing industry, we brought in housing veteran Pat Costigan to give us an overview of the notice and the game changers that could strengthen your portfolio.


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    27 min
  • Social service programs provide positive financial impact on affordable housing communities

    If a social service program saves even two residents per month, it would equate to $60,000 a year in savings. Social service programs give the tenant population the ability to enhance behaviors that drive value-based living, which can further advance the social and economic contributors to a community development and a tenant’s personal financial position.


    In this episode, President/Executive Director of Rainbow Housing, Flynann Janisee, answers why social services are an important part of affordable housing, which areas need social service programs the most, and what developers should consider when thinking about implementing a social service program within their projects.


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    19 min
  • PPP update and guidance following the second round of PPP funding

    Round two of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), also referred to as PPP2, was renewed as part of the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act. The $900 billion relief package includes $284 billion towards the new round of PPP loans, providing more avenues of relief for small businesses.


    Find out if you are eligible for funding, learn the acceptable uses for PPP funding and understand the parameters for forgiveness and tax deductions.


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    23 min

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BuzzHouse is a podcast series specifically for professionals in the multifamily housing industry. Each episode features current issues, hot topics and guests from the industry to help you win now and…

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