Finance Committee
The Finance Committee and its two targeted subcommittees provide guidance and oversight on federal legislative and regulatory issues related to investing in and financing market-rate and federally subsidized apartments. The committee also suggests programming for NMHC meetings.
NMHC Contacts:
Dave Borsos, dborsos@nmhc.org, 202/974-2336
Kimble Ratliff, kratliff@nmhc.org, 202/974-2373
Chair:
Mitchell Kiffe, CBRE
Vice Chair:
Michael McRoberts, PGIM
Members:
James Butz, Jefferson Apartment Group
Debt Financing Subcommittee
This subcommittee addresses development, construction, mortgage and other debt financing issues associated with credit availability, loan servicing and asset management issues. It also covers appraisal and other issues associated with development and property financing.
Chair:
Michael McRoberts, PGIM
Members:
Scott Bassin, PNC Bank
Mona Carlton, HFF
Ari Firoozabadi, The Greysteel Company
Bill Hyman, Hunt Mortgage Group
John Isakson, Preferred Apartment Communities
Don King, Walker Dunlop
Mike May, Berkley Point
Jon P Reible, Key Bank
Todd Rodenberg, Red Capital Group
Vince Toye, Wells Fargo
Equity Investment Subcommittee
This subcommittee addresses issues of concern to investment fund managers and advisors, including private and institutional equity. This includes SEC and other regulatory issues, especially those associated with the implementation of the Dodd-Frank Financial Regulatory Reform Act of 2010.
Chair:
Jeff Smith, Westdale
Members:
Justin Glasgow, Kettler
Olivia John, Blackstone
Michael Katz, Sterling American Property
John Milham, Prometheus
Ella Neyland, Steadfast Companies
Herb Miller, LEM Capital
Tom Persons, Piedmont Properties Group
Greg Pinkalla, Fairfield Residential Company
Steve Pogarsky, Equus Capital Partners
Tony Premer, Pacific Life
Ricardo Rivas, Allied Orion Group
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- Treasury and FHFA Take First Step Towards Ending GSE Conservatorship