Affordable Housing DevelopmentLead consultant or leader of internal development team for more than 10 projects with combined build out budgets in excess of $35 million; Units/Lots developed exceed 330Projects located in Madison, Sun Prairie, Milwaukee and Sheboygan, WisconsinProjects included Section 42 rental, condominium communities, single-family homes and subdivision development; Included mixed income projectsProjects included support for persons with disabilitiesTraditional neighborhood, conservation and green featuresFamiliar with Section 42 tax credits, HOME, CDBG, AHP, WHEDA financing, TIF, foundation support and energy conservation fundingOrganizational and Program DevelopmentProvided technical assistance to community based and nonprofit organizations and local governments related to housing development, organizational capacity building and housing/development program design and implementationHousing Development ResponsibilitiesFeasibility analysis and financial structuring Engaged outside professional services including legal, accounting, architectural and market analysis services; Negotiated contracts and coordinated and monitored service deliveryIdentified financing sources, developed application materials and secured commitments Managed permitting process and negotiated development agreements with local governmentsSecured general contractors including using competitive and negotiated bidding processes; Incorporated compliance requirements of funding sources; Construction contracts for projects ranging from 1 to 50 units. Lead closing preparation for most projects resolving matters related to legal, title, financing, investor, seller/buyer and co-developer requirements/concerns. Construction financial monitoring and draw processingPost closing compliance and reporting to funding sources and local governmentAsset management - 40 unit Section 42 property including initial lease up and compliance matters

Had primary responsiblity for acquistion, financing and rehabilition of scattered site properties for creation of cooperatively owned homes. The project was focused in a central city neighborhood of Milwaukee. A total of 90 units were developed in 20 properties ranging from single-family homes to a 40 unit multi-family building.