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Novogradac & Company LLP publishes the Housing Bond Report, a monthly newsletter on low-income housing tax-exempt bonds. The following is a list of articles published in the Housing Bond Report for 1998. If you are interested in receiving an individual subscription or a copy of any of these articles, please contact products@novoco.com. You can also mail your request to Products Desk , Novogradac & Company LLP, 246 First Street, Fifth Floor, San Francisco, CA 94105.
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December 1998
The State of Multifamily Housing: the End of 1998 and Beyond
Over $3 Billion in Nation’s Bond Cap Supports Multifamily Housing
New California Treasurer to Review Bond Program
Tax-Exempt Bonds and the LIHC: Meeting the 50 Percent Test
State Bond Allocation Listing
Lawmakers Poised to Unveil Accelerated Bond Bill in January
November 1998
NCSHA Task Force Unveils LIHC Recommended Practices
How Rating Agency Approach Rating Projects that Blend Bonds, LIHCs
NPH Calls for Minimum Multifamily Funding
CPA Outlines the Basics of Tax-Exempt Bond, LIHC Transactions
Housing Finance Agency Outlook Called "Bright," Report Says
Housing Bond Report Credit Enhancement Lenders Listing
President Signs Off on an Incremental Bond Cap Increase
October 1998
Fannie Mae Implements Change to Bond Credit Enhancement Program
Bond Projects Can Benefit From Both Competitive, Automatic LIHCs
Bond Increase Has 50/50 Chance to Pass
1998 State Bond Allocation Listing
CA Likely to Prioritize Multifamily in 1999, Official Predicts
Housing Bond Report Credit Enhancement Lenders Listing
Bond Cap Increase Makes Chairman’s Mark; Clinton Threatens Veto
September 1998
Power of the Tax Credit, Rates Bonds Continue to Grow
Fannie Mae Tax-Exempt Bond Program: Questions and Answers
Credit Enhancement Lenders Listing
Make the Most of Your Tax-Exempt Dollar: How to Separate Good Costs From Bad Costs
Fannie Mae Approved DUS Lenders
California Housing Trust Bill Opposed by State Agency
August 1998
Heard From the IRS: Tax-Exempt Bonds and the LIHC
FHA Tax-Exempt Finance: Legal Structure and the Role of the Mortgage Banker (Part II)
Midwest State Agency Officials Discuss Tax-Exempt Bond Programs
Bond Bill Support Grows, Time Runs Short
Credit Enhancement Lenders Listing
July 1998
Tenant Services Challenge Developers; Boost Operating Income
FHA Tax-Exempt Finance: Legal Structure and the Role of the Mortgage Banker (Part I)
U.S. Affordable Housing Shortage Registers at Record Levels, Study Reveals
Fannie Mae Continues to Lead Credit Enhancement Market
Bond Bills Needs More Support, Lawmaker Says
Credit Enhancement Lenders Listing
June 1998
Feds Offer Unlimited Support for Affordable Housing
Stiff Competition Drive Developers Toward Tax-Exempt Bonds
American Voters Hold Favorable Impression of Tax-Exempt Bonds
Bond Bill Gains Critical Support in Beltway, Observers Say
Closing Tax-Exempt Bond Transactions: A Chronology
Two Bills Could Increase Affordable Housing Stock Throughout the Golden State