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Acquisition/Rehabilitation vs. Resyndication: Key Rules, Differences & Best Practices: Webinar: NAHB: December 2, 2:00 PM (ET)
Includes a Live Web Event on 12/02/2026 at 2:00 PM (EST)
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Acquisition/rehabilitation and resyndication transactions can bring new Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTCs) to existing properties, but the rules differ in important ways. Understanding these requirements early can help owners, developers, syndicators and compliance professionals avoid delays, prevent compliance issues and successfully deliver tax credits.
In this webinar, experts will break down the federal LIHTC requirements for acquisition/rehabilitation and explain how they apply to resyndication transactions. Explore household qualification, prior income certifications, federal safe harbors, state Housing Finance Agency requirements, placed-in-service dates and first-year credit requirements.
Through practical examples, learn how to plan due diligence, coordinate resident qualification and rehabilitation activities and establish qualified occupancy to support successful credit delivery and long-term compliance.
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Who Should Attend This Webinar
LIHTC property owners
Multifamily developers
Syndicators
Housing compliance professionals
Property managers
Other professionals involved in affordable housing acquisition, rehabilitation, resyndication and tax credit delivery.
What You'll Learn in this Webinar
After this webinar, you will be able to:
Compare transaction requirements: Identify key regulatory differences between acquisition/rehabilitation and resyndication.
Navigate household eligibility: Understand resident qualification rules, prior income certifications and applicable federal safe harbors.
Plan for compliance: Evaluate federal requirements alongside state Housing Finance Agency standards.
Manage critical timelines: Understand placed-in-service dates, first-year qualification requirements and credit delivery timing.
Morgan Baldwin, HCCP
Housing Compliance Trainer
US Housing Consultants
Morgan Baldwin is a national trainer for US Housing Consultants, with seven years of experience ensuring regulatory adherence in affordable housing programs. Current Role and Responsibilities Since July 2025, Morgan has served as a Housing Compliance Trainer with US Housing Consultants, working remotely to: Review training manuals and stay current with new regulations Deliver training sessions to staff nationwide Support property management teams in meeting LIHTC, HUD, HOME, Section 8, and other program requirements Her work focuses on improving compliance processes, minimizing audit findings, and fostering sustained regulatory performance.
Jen Brewerton
Vice President of Compliance, Property Management
Dominium
Jen Brewerton is the Vice President of Compliance for Dominium. At over 40,000 units, operating in 25 different states, Dominium is one of the nation’s largest and most innovative affordable housing development and management companies. Dominium has added 7,000 units on average in the last 5 years through new construction and resyndication of existing properties, and is on track to do the same for 2025. Ms. Brewerton is responsible for determining and implementing all affordable program policy and procedures for Dominium. Prior to joining Dominium, Ms. Brewerton has held a variety of influential positions in her field, including almost 10 years with Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) overseeing the Housing Tax Credit, Bond, HOME and Housing Trust Fund programs. After leaving TDHCA, Mr. Brewerton held senior positions at CohnReznick, a Project Based Section 8 Contract Administrator and LIHTC consulting. Ms. Brewerton received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin, and currently serves on the board of the Texas Association of Affordable Housing Providers
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