Introducing EZFeasi: Feasibility Software for Affordable Housing Teams

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.

Affordable housing development starts with questions: Which site deserves more diligence? What happens if financing assumptions change? How will the team keep the model, research, and application consistent?

For visitors to Affordable Housing Partners who work on those questions, EZFeasi offers a workspace built around affordable housing feasibility. This introduction explains its published capabilities and suggests a practical way to evaluate it for your team.

What is EZFeasi?

EZFeasi is feasibility software for affordable housing development teams. Its public product pages describe tools for LIHTC pro formas, project research, funding scenarios, and pipeline management.

AHP helps visitors explore housing organizations, projects, and resources. EZFeasi focuses on the development team's evaluation workflow. If you are searching for a home, start with Housing Listings; this software introduction is for people evaluating and developing housing projects.

EZFeasi workflow: build the model, compare scenarios, populate mapped application fields, then review and complete remaining fields.
Workflow infographic based on EZFeasi’s published capabilities. Open the image for a larger view. The cover is an AI-generated conceptual illustration, not a software screenshot or actual development.

Connect the assumptions in your LIHTC pro forma

EZFeasi's Site Feasibility workspace connects unit mix, operations, development budget, financing, equity, and cash flow.

The published financing tools compare debt-service coverage, loan-to-cost, and loan-to-value constraints. Scenario tools let teams examine changes in financing and affordability assumptions. Available data, scoring tools, and local calculations vary by jurisdiction.

When evaluating the workspace, bring a project whose assumptions you already understand. Compare the model with your team's current underwriting and review the inputs behind any differences. The useful question is whether the workflow makes those assumptions easier to examine and communicate.

Actual EZFeasi pro forma example showing unit mix, project summary, and utility allowance inputs.
Actual product image from EZFeasi’s public Site Feasibility page. Figures illustrate a demonstration scenario; they are not a forecast for your project. Open the image to inspect the full workspace.

Carry mapped values into a supported application

The proforma-to-application walkthrough demonstrates transferring mapped financial values from a saved model into an application workbook.

The current demonstrated template is California CTCAC 4% LIHTC. Template availability varies by program. Teams must review transferred values and complete remaining fields, narratives, and supporting documents before submission. The walkthrough illustrates a workflow; it does not establish that a project is submission-ready.

Keep opportunities in a shared pipeline

EZFeasi's Portfolio & Pipeline tools organize opportunities through screening, diligence, application, awarded, and closed or discontinued stages. The published workspace also describes keeping project context, contacts, and funding deadlines alongside the pipeline.

For a small team, evaluate how that organization fits your actual handoffs. Identify who updates assumptions, who reviews research, and who makes the decision to move a project forward.

Start with a focused demonstration

Ask for a walkthrough using a project or workflow relevant to your organization. Confirm the supported jurisdiction, available data, application templates, and pricing directly with EZFeasi.

Explore EZFeasi, or request a demo.

This product introduction is based on EZFeasi's public product pages reviewed October 4, 2026. It describes published capabilities rather than an independent assessment of software performance.

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