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I currently work at a large LIHTC REPE fund.. most junior guys at the firm had zero LIHTC experience before joining. Understanding how and why investors choose to do LIHTC deals and the benefits/downsides of the business model will be helpful. I can't imagine them to expect an incredibly in depth understanding of the process as it's pretty mundane and convoluted.

 

They can be.  Affordable housing in general is more complex than building normal MF.  But my guess is that your shop will have their own model, I would worry more about understanding the tax credits, as the other anonymous poster mentioned.  Why people buy them.  How they're employed in the capital stack.  Anything you can learn about what influences pricing, depreciation value, etc.  If you can find any closing docs for an affordable deal, read through them.  Your potential employer will be far happier with that than with a meaningless ability to create a model.

 

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