Jordan represents syndicators, investors, funds and financial institutions in the acquisition, financing, sale and disposition of interests in real estate developments, as well as in the acquisition of equity interests in low-income housing tax credit and historic-rehabilitation tax credit projects. These transactions involve complex tax structuring and a variety of funding sources, such as traditional construction and permanent loans, state and federal tax credits, equity, HUD- and USDA Rural Development-insured loan products, tax-exempt and taxable bonds, Section 8 and USDA Rental Assistance subsidies, nonprofit and governmental grants, and a variety of state and local loan programs.
In addition, Jordan represents developers and operating companies in various matters, including property acquisitions and dispositions, financing and refinancing real property and equipment, asset management and obtaining and granting easements.
Jordan is at his best when working with clients on initiatives that involve challenging problem-solving, creative deal structures, complex tax code issues and designing practical solutions that are actionable to his client. Although Jordan is meticulous when it comes to understanding and incorporating the details, he is also focused on the bigger picture both from his client’s perspective and their client’s perspective.
Professional and Community Involvement
Co-chair, American Bar Association Forum on Affordable Housing and Community Development’s Tax Credits and Equity Financing Committee
