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Zach Schwarzmiller
  • Investor
  • Snohomish, WA
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WA State: Disposition/Acquisition of Multi-Family operating under Federal Low Income Tax Credit Program - IRC Section 42

Zach Schwarzmiller
  • Investor
  • Snohomish, WA
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Greetings Fellow BP Members:

I've been hired to run some BOV (broker opinion of value) and have come across a really interesting one which is giving me some trouble. It's a building in Washington State, specifically Kitsap County which operates under the Federal Low Income Tax Credit Program, IRC Section 42 of the tax code. Units are restricted to households making less than 30%, 50% and 60% of the median income (AMI) for the Bremerton PMSA. The building was built in mid-2000's and appears it may have a very difficult marketability as it falls between 30-60 units and generally speaking individual investors/developers aren't able to capture these tax credits (from what I understand), thus they would need to partner with a corporation who does need these. 

As being part of this program, on a state level, the owners are not required to pay taxes (assuming the are in compliance, which they must reapply annually - this is indeed transferable to a new owner). 

I have calls into the IRS and the OCC but I imagine it will take time before they reply to me and time is of the essence as the project was just assigned yesterday and must be completed by Monday. 

There is nothing within the zoning/permitting with the City (it is within City limits) that make it so this building is unable to be operated as market-rate multi-family housing; however, I imagine getting out of this tax program is difficult and a management nightmare. I am having trouble confirming this and can't find ANY sales comparable of the sort. 

1. Has anyone ever dealt with a transaction like this? I need to come up with a value and I am thinking it's a very difficult asset to market, especially since I haven't been able to determine how to get out of the Federal Low Income Tax Credit Program - IRC Section 42.

2. Does anyone have any good market data on Kipsap County and/or an appraisal from 2013-2014 they would share? I would not share with anyone at all, but rather would just use it for personal information which may help me on this project. 

Any information and idea's would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You,

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