Does Any OZ 2.0 Investor Get the Ten-Year Benefit?
OZ 2.0 zones expire December 31, 2036, before any investor can reach the ten-year mark, and no current law or guidance says what happens then.
James Neeld
Real estate development law, written for the person that needs to get the deal done.
I'm a real estate development attorney. I represent developers, sponsors, institutional investors, and operating partners on complex, multi-party transactions. My superpower is finding solutions and paths to closing when everyone else is quiet on the weekly conference call.
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In the hours that belong to me, I write fiction novels. Being creative is a skill that all transactional attorneys should possess, in my opinion. Honing that in my off-hours is very enjoyable.
What does a guy that owns his own firm know about big transactions? Well, take a look at my resume and enjoy my content.
My Resume
Transactions since 2020.
$3.78B+
Transaction volume closed
94+
Closed transactions
17
States represented
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The 4% LIHTC Term Sheet Series, Part Four: The Guaranty Package and the Guarantor Covenants
Part four of the sponsor-side 4% LIHTC term sheet series: the four guaranties every investor term sheet contains, the guarantor net worth and liquidity covenants, and where the release conditions are actually negotiated.
Kansas' Opportunity Zone 2.0 Nominations
Kansas has not published its OZ 2.0 nominations. An open records request produced 96 tract identifiers combining the 2018 designations with the new round. Here are the 53 nominated tracts, mapped.