Valuing LIHTC Partnership Interests and Re-Syndications

I know this has been touched on somewhat here, but I'm looking for something comprehensive on valuing LIHTC GP/LP partnership interests and how a developer values a property if they intend to re-syndicate it versus re-positioning it to market rate. I understand how to value market rate re-position which is pretty straightforward but valuing the GP/LP interests or the project as a re-syndication seems to be an entirely different animal, and I'm trying to wrap my head around it. Is there a primer out there? Any help or direction would be most appreciated.

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I used to be a broker and now work in LIHTC syndication. Unless you plan on specializing in this asset class the marginal amount of value you can add by creating a rough model (which the LIHTC developer won't trust anyway) probably isn't worth the headache and hours of learning you will have to do. If you learned LIHTC well enough to be useful you would be able to make more money as a developer. You could pay Novo or CohnRez to model a hypothetical resyn for you and then just update that model as you get new deals.

 

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