Introducing EZFeasi: Feasibility Software for Affordable Housing Teams
Explore EZFeasi’s LIHTC pro forma, application workflow, and project pipeline tools—and see how to evaluate them for your housing team.
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Explore EZFeasi’s LIHTC pro forma, application workflow, and project pipeline tools—and see how to evaluate them for your housing team.
Get a utility allowance wrong and you either overcharge residents or leave rent revenue on the table. Here's how the calculation actually works, and how to keep it compliant.
State Density Bonus Law lets developers build more than local zoning otherwise allows, in exchange for committing a share of units to affordability. Here's the trade, and why it matters for project feasibility.
Accessory dwelling units have quietly become one of California's fastest-growing housing categories. Here's how they fit into the affordable housing picture — and where their limits are.
CDLAC allocates the tax-exempt bond authority that unlocks non-competitive 4% housing credits — the financing path behind most of California's affordable housing production. Here's how it actually works.
Restricted rents can't support a conventional mortgage alone. Here's how LIHTC equity, soft financing, and deferred fees actually stack together to close an affordable housing deal.
Low-voltage systems — structured cabling, access control, security cameras, broadband infrastructure, and EV charging — are often the last thing on a developer's mind and the first thing that blows a budget. Here's how to get it right from day one.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act cut the private activity bond financing threshold from 50% to 25% — the most significant LIHTC structural reform since 2008. California was the first state to implement emergency regulations. Here's what it means for your deal pipeline.
Roughly 40,000 permitted and tax-credit-awarded affordable units in California are stalled — ready to build but unable to close financing. Here's why, what AB 480 changes, and what developers and contractors can do to keep projects viable.