- Produced financial model for potential $27M, 71-unit mixed-use development in Midtown Detroit, incorporating dynamic modeling assumptions for a HUD221(d)4 construction and permanent loan- Created complex financial model for potential $25M, 68-unit adaptive reuse LIHTC 4%/9% twinning project located in Detroit, providing maximum dynamic function for changing project assumptions- Analyzed the tax implications for a project, producing a financial model assessing the differences between the introduction of a Brownfield TIF award and PA 210 tax abatement versus a payment in lieu of taxes (PILT)- Assisted in full application submission of three potential 4% LIHTC permanent supportive housing (PSH) projects, totaling approximately $48M in project costs, for PSH gap financing program issued by MSHDA, Michigan’s state housing authority- Performed feasibility analyses for LIHTC 4%, LIHTC 9%, and LIHTC 4%/9% twinning projects, totaling over $134M in total potential project costs, to determine financial and scoring feasibility and optimal use of tax credits and state subsidies

- Arrange multi-tier capital stack and identify gap financing for $42 million, 104-unit affordable and market-rate multifamily development in Midtown Detroit by establishing a public-private partnership between developer, private equity partner, senior and mezzanine financiers, and state and local governmental entities- Advise developer as to the feasibility of various financing structures and undergo iterative financial analysis to identify most feasible arrangement of capital stack- Apply for real estate development subsidies offered by state and local agencies for the production of affordable housing units

- Review annual federal and state tax returns for nonprofit focused on developing and advocating for affordable housing in greater Ann Arbor area- Provide ongoing input and analysis for housing projects such as Townie Homes project, potential $12M, 30-unit development for lower and middle-income families

- Engaged in conversations with multiple public and private entities to explore potential public-private partnerships for the production of affordable housing units in Ann Arbor- Determined feasibility of real estate developments using custom financial models; examined surveys and basemaps for site acquisition; conducted market assessments of rents, taxes, and construction costs using comparable developments- Produced preliminary massing studies and building renderings using TestFit, an architectural software; prepared real estate development reports with development opportunities, financial analyses, and massing studies to present to public/private stakeholders- Researched publicly-owned land parcels, financing sources such as housing millage funds and LIHTC, political developments related to EA2’s agenda, and municipal zoning ordinances; reviewed RFPs to inform partner developers- Functioned as liaison between Peter Allen, EA2 President/Founder, and various public and private stakeholders including developers such as Related and NRP Group, architects, civil engineers, city council members, construction experts, and other key figures

- Produced real estate development reports and model different financial scenarios for proposed development projects on sites of interest in Ann Arbor- Researched various topics related to specific land parcels, to the introduction of affordable housing, to the impact of proposed developments, and to relevant local ordinances

- Conducted market assessments and produced proformas to assist buyers in the acquisition of commercial properties- Managed over $10 million in commercial real estate, including office and residential properties, located in Ann Arbor; prepared budget and property updates for Berkadia, CMBS lender- Assisted broker in representing clients for residential and commercial real estate transactions

- Taught 80+ students real estate development principles and financials through class and workshops; facilitated class experience by inviting industry professionals such as Jeff Blau of Related Companies and David Heller of NRP Group

- Analyzed borrowers’ documents, applications, and creditworthiness for the loan underwriting process to streamline company’s lending process during mortgage application surge- Shadowed various leadership and day-to-day operational roles to better understand the intricacies of the wholesale mortgage process

- Educated university students on various global program offerings and pinpointed particular programs suited for each students’ interests

- Corresponded with the non-governmental organization’s many donors and affiliates across Tamil Nadu, India to secure funding for educational programs catered to low-income students- Drafted educational materials for use within classrooms by the organization’s afterschool programs and partner schools

- Composed poems for the Michigan in Color section, a section dedicated to people of color, in the Michigan Daily, University of Michigan’s school newspaper

- Tutored groups of 8 children in grades kindergarten through fifth grade in math, reading and writing to expand their ability in their school subjects- Provided children with help on their math and reading homework to ensure better understanding and higher retention of class material