TDHCA LIHTC Application Compliance Assistance
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 USD
I’m gearing up to submit a 4% Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) application to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs and I need a seasoned LIHTC specialist to ensure every element meets current state regulations.
Where I’m at
• Core narrative, basic pro forma, and several supporting exhibits are drafted.
• Gaps remain around TDHCA-specific compliance items—particularly the 2024 QAP, §10 Uniform Multifamily Rules, and threshold/underwriting checklists.
What I need from you
1. Conduct a compliance review of my existing materials, flagging any inconsistencies with TDHCA rules, scoring criteria, and underwriting standards.
2. Prepare or refine the remaining compliance sections—checklists, certifications, appendices, and any required board resolutions.
3. Draft compelling responses for discretionary or competitive scoring items tied to community revitalization, amenities, and resident services.
4. Deliver a clean, submission-ready package (fillable PDFs plus a bookmarked PDF compilation) that aligns with TDHCA’s electronic upload requirements.
Ideal experience
• Proven track record with successful Texas 9 % or 4 % LIHTC awards.
• Up-to-date understanding of TDHCA compliance audits, cost cert, and carryover conditions.
• Comfortable collaborating via shared cloud folders and turning comments quickly as deadlines approach.
Timeline & collaboration
The goal is to have a final review two weeks before the application window closes, giving us room for last-minute agency feedback. I’ll provide prompt answers and supplemental data as you identify needs.
If you can navigate TDHCA’s nuances and polish my application into a confident, compliant submission, let’s move forward.
Where I’m at
• Core narrative, basic pro forma, and several supporting exhibits are drafted.
• Gaps remain around TDHCA-specific compliance items—particularly the 2024 QAP, §10 Uniform Multifamily Rules, and threshold/underwriting checklists.
What I need from you
1. Conduct a compliance review of my existing materials, flagging any inconsistencies with TDHCA rules, scoring criteria, and underwriting standards.
2. Prepare or refine the remaining compliance sections—checklists, certifications, appendices, and any required board resolutions.
3. Draft compelling responses for discretionary or competitive scoring items tied to community revitalization, amenities, and resident services.
4. Deliver a clean, submission-ready package (fillable PDFs plus a bookmarked PDF compilation) that aligns with TDHCA’s electronic upload requirements.
Ideal experience
• Proven track record with successful Texas 9 % or 4 % LIHTC awards.
• Up-to-date understanding of TDHCA compliance audits, cost cert, and carryover conditions.
• Comfortable collaborating via shared cloud folders and turning comments quickly as deadlines approach.
Timeline & collaboration
The goal is to have a final review two weeks before the application window closes, giving us room for last-minute agency feedback. I’ll provide prompt answers and supplemental data as you identify needs.
If you can navigate TDHCA’s nuances and polish my application into a confident, compliant submission, let’s move forward.