Certificate of Completion, Volunteers of America Executive Development Program at the University of Notre Dame.J.D., American University, Washington College of Law.Ben also has significant experience advising clients on operating agreements, partnership agreements, leases, and other negotiated contracts. He has handled, resolved or defended housing discrimination complaints, and has trained housing management staff on the civil rights and fair housing requirements applicable to affordable housing programs. He has experience in negotiation and collaboration with HUD, affordable housing operational and compliance issues, business entity structuring, nonprofit corporate governance, tax-exempt status, and property tax exemptions. He has counseled clients regarding aspects of federal low-income housing tax credits tax-exempt bond financing private construction financing FHA-insured and risk-share loans HOME, CDBG, and FHLB AHP programs USDA Rural Development Section 515 and 538 loan programs HUD Section 202 Direct Loan prepayment and refinancing local and federal rental subsidy programs public housing mixed-finance capital and operating funds HUD Section 18 public housing demolition and disposition approval and conversion of public housing under the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program.īen also previously worked as Assistant General Counsel for Housing at Volunteers of America, Inc., one of the nation’s largest nonprofit providers of affordable housing. Prior to joining the firm in 2020, Ben represented nonprofit and for-profit affordable housing developers and public housing authorities for several years at an affordable housing law practice in Washington, DC.
Funk focuses his practice on the development, operation and preservation of affordable housing development at all stages of the project life cycle, including: negotiation of development agreements preparation of funding applications closings on site acquisition, construction, and permanent financing establishment and renewal of rental subsidy LIHTC investor exits and recapitalization. B.A., magna cum laude, Emory University.She has experience drafting and negotiating loan documents in secured transactions drafting and negotiating leases and other real estate documents in transactions involving the acquisition and disposition of property drafting formation and governance documents for corporations, limited liability companies, and limited partnerships and advising clients in obtaining federal tax exemption, state tax exemption, and property tax exemption. She represents developers and public agency lenders in low-income housing tax credit projects and represents housing authorities and their affiliates in transactions that utilize tax-exempt bonds, state and local funds, low-income housing tax credits, and funding from HUD programs, including Section 8 and the Rental Assistance Demonstration program. Aileen Nguyen represents and advises nonprofit organizations and public agencies in the development, rehabilitation, and financing of affordable housing and mixed-use projects.
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