BOSTON, MA – TCAM’s next asset management training seminar will be held at our Boston office on February 6-7, 2019. The seminar covers the essential elements of affordable housing asset management with real-life examples and materials provided for future reference. Topics covered during the seminar will include the following:

• portfolio and investment performance;
• site inspections;
• regulation, subsidy and compliance;
• industry trends;
• financial analysis and property valuation;
• identifying and addressing tax issues;
• data and document management;
• risk rating, problem resolution; and
• refinancing, recapitalization and disposition.

Space for the training is limited and attendance is confirmed on a first-come first-served basis. Interested parties should contact TCAM at (617) 542-1200 or via email, afeliz@tcamre.com.
In addition to this popular asset management training seminar, TCAM (www.tcamre.com) provides asset management and consulting services for investors, syndicators, owners, lenders, housing finance agencies and authorities and guarantors. Overall, TCAM provides services for 1,677 properties comprising 176,837 apartment units in 48 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, representing in excess of $5 billion of client capital.

Testimonials from Prior Attendees:
“Early in 2015 three CFG Community Development colleagues with a wide range of tax credit and real estate experience participated in TCAM’s two day training session. It was a great opportunity for applied problem solving as well as formal guidance on industry best practices. Exposure to other industry professionals with different roles provided for rich conversations.”
Amy W. Farrell, Senior Vice President – Community Development Lending and Investment
Citizens Bank, N.A.

“My experience with TCAM was excellent, and exceeded expectations. Your asset management training and instructors struck just the right balance between addressing the breadth of complex issues, but also delved more deeply into critical areas like taxes, financial analysis, and regulations. The training was comprehensive, well-paced, engaging, and in a setting that kept participants engaged. And as I had only recently started my position at the time of the training, this was an excellent crash course in asset management for affordable housing.”
Director of Asset Management
NYC Department of Housing Presevation & Development

“TCAM delivered an engaging and valuable training experience that succeeded in equipping me with the essential understanding of the crucial role an Asset Manager plays in the everyday success of our LIHTC properties. The training was exceptional in the sense that it provided both a broad overview of the LIHTC industry, and what we as Asset Managers need to understand and manage in order to provide the expected returns to our investors. The team providing the training was incredibly knowledgeable and confident in the content presented. This was a great experience that has provided me with the resources and tools to take our Asset Management Department to the next level.”
Dana Patterson, Director of Asset Management
Alco Management, Inc.
For more testimonials, click here: Testimonials from Prior TCAM Training Attendees

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BOSTON, MA – TCAM’s next asset management training seminar will be held at our Boston office on September 18-19, 2018. The seminar covers the essential elements of affordable housing asset management with real-life examples and materials provided for future reference. Topics covered during the seminar will include the following:

•          portfolio and investment performance;
•          site inspections;
•          regulation, subsidy and compliance;
•          industry trends;
•          financial analysis and property valuation;
•          identifying and addressing tax issues;
•          data and document management;
•          risk rating, problem resolution; and
•          refinancing, recapitalization and disposition

Today, TCAM announced a new engagement providing fund, as well as asset management, services for a new investor client. In order to facilitate a secondary market tax credit (LIHTC) transaction, TCAM is assuming the roles of fund and middle-tier general partners and special limited partner while providing on-going asset management services.

The new engagement adds to TCAM’s growing list of investor clients and expands the ways in which TCAM can work with tax credit investors. “Two investors wanted to transfer interests,” said TCAM CEO Jenny Netzer. “TCAM’s willingness and ability to take on partnership interests allowed the transaction to proceed.”

TCAM (http://www.tcamre.com) provides asset management and consulting services for investors, syndicators, owners, lenders, housing finance agencies and authorities and guarantors. Overall, TCAM provides services for 1,677 properties comprising 176,837 apartment units in 48 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, representing in excess of $5 billion of client capital. TCAM is headquartered in Boston, MA and is owned by its employees and QuietStream Financial (http://quietstreamfinancial.com).

QuietStream Financial serves commercial real estate owners and related professionals with a portfolio of innovative businesses.

Today, TCAM announced a new engagement with a state housing finance agency that provides a broad range of loans for affordable housing transactions. The client has engaged TCAM to analyze refinancing and repayment trends in its rental housing loan portfolio. The analysis will help the agency in planning and product development.

The new engagement expands the services TCAM provides to a growing list of housing finance agency and other lender clients. “TCAM helps clients explore the opportunities in their portfolios, as well as manage their risk,” said TCAM CEO Jenny Netzer.

TCAM (http://tcamre.com) provides asset management and consulting services for investors, syndicators, owners, lenders, housing finance agencies and authorities and guarantors. Overall, TCAM provides services for 1,677 properties comprising 176,837 apartment units in 48 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, representing in excess of $5 billion of client capital. TCAM is headquartered in Boston, MA and is owned by its employees and QuietStream Financial (http://quietstreamfinancial.com/). QuietStream Financial serves commercial real estate owners and related professionals with a portfolio of innovative businesses.

BOSTON, MA – TCAM today announced the successful completion of several underwriting and due diligence assignments for the Housing Partnership Equity Trust (“HPET”). Most recently, TCAM helped HPET close the acquisition of Quail Run, a 104-unit LIHTC property in San Leandro, California. HPET worked with Eden Housing to acquire this property and preserve critical affordable housing. Quail Run was the 16th acquisition to date by HPET, with TCAM’s underwriting and due diligence assistance (HPET Press Release 4.3.2018).

The other two acquisitions closed by HPET with TCAM underwriting assistance in the past 6 months were as follows:

• Pacific Villas Apartments, a garden-style rental property in Stockton, California, comprised of 86 units in seven garden style buildings, with LINC Housing Corporation (LINC) (HPET Press Release 12.20.2017).

• Courtyard at Encanto, a rental property in Phoenix, Arizona, comprised of 160 units in 12 two-story garden style buildings, with Chicanos por la Causa (CPLC) (HPET Press Release 11.17.2017).

HPET (http://hpequitytrust.com/) is an investment vehicle created by the Housing Partnership Network (http://housingpartnership.net/) and a group of nonprofit housing developers to preserve affordable rental homes for families, seniors and others with low and modest incomes. This innovative approach to attracting new sources of private equity to the affordable housing space was launched in 2013 with investments from Prudential Financial, Inc., Citi, Morgan Stanley, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and the Ford Foundation. HPN and the 14 nonprofit members of the REIT are also investors.

TCAM (http://www.tcamre.com) provides similar underwriting and due diligence services to other clients acquiring properties or partnership interests. TCAM also provides analytical support to clients disposing of properties and limited partnership interests, and has managed workouts on behalf of investor clients. TCAM’s clients include capital providers for affordable housing with and without low income housing tax credits. Clients are major financial institutions, investors, insurance companies, affordable housing lenders, LIHTC syndicators, guarantors, owners and developers, investment funds, large urban housing authorities and state housing finance agencies. Overall, TCAM provides services for 1,677 properties comprising 176,837 apartment units in 48 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, representing in excess of $5 billion of client capital.

TCAM is headquartered in Boston, MA and is owned by its employees and QuietStream Financial (http://quietstreamfinancial.com/). QuietStream Financial serves commercial real estate owners and related professionals with a portfolio of innovative businesses.

BOSTON, MA – TCAM’s next asset management training seminar will be held at our Boston office on July 24-25, 2018. The seminar covers the essential elements of affordable housing asset management with real-life examples and materials provided for future reference. Topics covered during the seminar will include the following:

•          portfolio and investment performance;
•          site inspections;
•          regulation, subsidy and compliance;
•          industry trends;
•          financial analysis and property valuation;
•          identifying and addressing tax issues;
•          data and document management;
•          risk rating, problem resolution; and
•          refinancing, recapitalization and disposition.

Space for the training is limited and attendance is confirmed on a first-come first-served basis. Interested parties should contact TCAM at (617) 542-1200 or via email, afeliz@tcamre.com.

In addition to this popular asset management training seminar, TCAM (www.tcamre.com) provides asset management and consulting services for investors, syndicators, owners, lenders, housing finance agencies and authorities and guarantors. Overall, TCAM provides services for 1,677 properties comprising 176,837 apartment units in 48 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, representing in excess of $5 billion of client capital.

TCAM is owned by its employees and QuietStream Financial (http://quietstreamfinancial.com/). QuietStream Financial serves commercial real estate owners and related professionals with a portfolio of innovative businesses.

Testimonials from Prior Attendees:

“Early in 2015 three CFG Community Development colleagues with a wide range of tax credit and real estate experience participated in TCAM’s two day training session. It was a great opportunity for applied problem solving as well as formal guidance on industry best practices. Exposure to other industry professionals with different roles provided for rich conversations.”

Amy W. Farrell, Senior Vice President – Community Development Lending and Investment
Citizens Bank, N.A.

“My experience with TCAM was excellent, and exceeded expectations. Your asset management training and instructors struck just the right balance between addressing the breadth of complex issues, but also delved more deeply into critical areas like taxes, financial analysis, and regulations. The training was comprehensive, well-paced, engaging, and in a setting that kept participants engaged. And as I had only recently started my position at the time of the training, this was an excellent crash course in asset management for affordable housing.”

Director of Asset Management
NYC Department of Housing Presevation & Development

“TCAM delivered an engaging and valuable training experience that succeeded in equipping me with the essential understanding of the crucial role an Asset Manager plays in the everyday success of our LIHTC properties.  The training was exceptional in the sense that it provided both a broad overview of the LIHTC industry, and what we as Asset Managers need to understand and manage in order to provide the expected returns to our investors. The team providing the training was incredibly knowledgeable and confident in the content presented.  This was a great experience that has provided me with the resources and tools to take our Asset Management Department to the next level.”

Dana Patterson, Director of Asset Management
Alco Management, Inc.

For more testimonials, click here: Testimonials from Prior TCAM Training Attendees