Whether representing borrowers or lenders, Convergent Law understands the importance of the legal and underwriting framework that is built upon the business relationship between the parties.

Convergent Law can assist developers in maximizing the value of their property in line with each developer’s vision and within their timeframes.

Convergent Law is intimately familiar with the evolution of redevelopment laws and can help its clients navigate the changing landscape while being as creative as possible.

We provide advice to our development and financial institutional clients on a national level to assist them with leveraging Tax Credit Incentives and combining them with various sources of funding.

We provide sophisticated advice to clients on a regular basis on a range of tax matters from formation of affiliates, operations, tax-exemption to complex financial structuring of a wide range of projects, including housing and mixed-use development and tax planning.

We specialize in the area of Section 103 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (Internal Revenue Code) with years of experience advising issuers, nonprofits, universities, developers, school districts and health care institutions on all aspects of tax-exempt financings, rules and regulations on both a local and national level.

Choosing which avenue to obtain tax-exempt status under Section 501 of the Internal Revenue Code has a substantial impact on an organization’s ongoing operations.

There are local, state and federal programs that can help support housing affordability, but these programs often require an experienced and creative approach.

Tax exemptions are powerful tools on their own, but they can be leveraged to further support more complex financing, including RABs.

Opportunity Zones is a tax incentive program where individuals, partnerships and other entities can delay paying taxes on certain realized capital gains.

Public Private Partnerships (P3) are a tool to help the public sector leverage private goods, services or financing for public use. The application of P3s continue to grow, as the law changes.