Past Presidents

Nathan Kelley

(2024-2025)

Blazer

Valerie Williams

(2023-2024)

Bank of America

Jean Latsha

(2022-2023)

Pedcor Investments

Chris Akbari

(2021-2022)

ITEX

Janine Sisak

(2020-2021)

DMA Development Company

Dan Kierce

(2019-2020)

RBC Community Investments

Debra Guerrero

(2018-2019)

The NRP Group

K. Nicole Asarch

(2017-2018)

Rock Real Estate, LLC

Bobby Bowling

(2016-2017)

Tropicana Building Corp

Mahesh Aiyer

(2015-2016)

Citi Community Capital

Justin MacDonald

(2014-2015)

MacDonald Companies

George Littlejohn

(2013-2014)

Novogradac & Company LLP

Barry Kahn

(2012-2013)

Hettig-Kahn Development Co.

Toni Jackson

(2011-2012)

The Banks Law Firm

Dan Markson

(2010-2011)

The NRP Group

Linda McMahon

(2009-2010)

Neighborhood Strategies LLC

Mike Sugrue

(2008-2009)

Stoneleaf Companies

Mike Clark

(2007-2008)

Alpha-Barnes Real Estate Services

Granger MacDonald

(2006-2007)

MacDonald Companies

Diana McIver

(2005-2006)

DMA Development., LLC

Jerry Wright

(2004-2005)

Bear Creek Asset Management, LLC

Mike Lankford

(2003-2004)

Lankford Interests, LLC

Chris Bergman

(2002-2003)

TCR Affordable Housing, Inc.

JOT Couch

(2001-2002)

Texas Inter-Faith

Sally Gaskin

(2000-2001)

SGI Ventures, Inc.

Dick Kilday

(1999-2000)

Kilday Realty Corp

Edwina Carrington

(1998-1999)

CHK Enterprise LLC

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End of the year tax package leaves out AHCIA

End of the year tax package leaves out AHCIA

On December 16, 2019, congressional leaders released the end of the year tax package, Taxpayer Certainty and Disaster Tax Relief Act of 2019. This bill includes federal tax breaks for brewers, distillers, churches with parking lots, and some wind energy producers. However, last minute objections ended the possibility of any housing credit provisions from being incorporated – specifically the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act – to reduce the scope of the bill in order to deliver a “skinny package.”

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