LIHTC development strategy + execution
Your next play.Backed by experience.
Some deals need a second perspective. Others need someone who can step into the room and help move things forward.
Tax Credit QB brings seasoned development experience to your team—from land negotiations and financial modeling to building local support and making your case at a public hearing.
Use our presentation playbook, get direct advice, or bring us in for the assignment.
Experience behind Tax Credit QB
70
Communities
Nine
States
$40M
Company exit
Brett Johnson
Founder
The playbook
Walk into the room prepared.
Your first city meeting, neighborhood introduction and public hearing each call for a different approach. Get editable presentation decks, speaking guidance and practical Q&A strategies that help your team establish credibility, uncover concerns and make a stronger case.
Fig. 01 · City staff
Municipal Introduction
City managers, planning directors, and council members
Introduce your company, establish credibility and explore a new market. Present your track record while learning about local housing priorities, potential sites, governmental support and incentive opportunities.
Open the deckFig. 02 · Hearing room
Public Hearing
Planning commission, council, and residents in the chamber
Make a clear, site-specific case for your development. Present the plans, explain how LIHTC works and address common misconceptions with evidence and project-specific information. Prepare for questions from officials and residents before taking the podium.
Open the deckFig. 03 · Neighbors
Neighborhood Meeting
Adjacent owners, associations, community rooms
Introduce your team and comparable developments, then use a structured Q&A process to uncover the neighborhood’s concerns. Document objections, answer questions and identify the arguments likely to emerge at approval hearings.
Open the deckHow it works
01
Read the defense
Private intro. Public hearing. Neighborhood. Three rooms. Pick the play that fits the coverage.
02
Install the play
Playbook members get the three-deck system. Custom decks are this sponsor, this site, this snap — we script it.
03
Huddle — or put the QB in the game
Thirty-minute huddle is in the membership. Game day in person is a reduced member rate. Travel extra.
The QB
A proven developer.A valuable addition to your team.
Brett Johnson helped build approximately 70 affordable-housing communities across nine states. That experience brings perspective to the numbers, the negotiations and the people who influence a deal.
Bring him in for a second opinion, a difficult assignment or a meeting that matters. You gain an experienced operator who can assess the situation, make the right connections and help put the plan into action.
Meet the QBIf we can’t run it, we know who can.

Deal Desk · Sideline
The model is not the meeting. You still need both.
Model
LIHTC proforma by Alkaline Advisors. Named. Not in-house.
Render
Drawings and architectural introduction when the room needs to see it.
GC
Contractor relationships when the sponsor is thin on the build side.
Syndicator
Introductions. You keep the relationship. We QB the rooms before equity prices.
Sideline notes
Game film from the rooms that decide LIHTC deals. Free. No fluff.
Your winning edge
Your deal. A stronger game plan.
Get the presentation tools and direct advice to lead confidently—or bring an experienced QB into the room.
