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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2022 · 20 MIN

Monetizing Tax Incremental Financing for Municipalities and Developers

from Small Business Talks · host nealrf

Monetizing TIF Tax increment financing (TIF) is a financing tool that has been used by municipalities for redevelopment, and infrastructure, projects for over 40 years. TIF was designed to help with the unexpected additional costs of a project like an environmental issue or developing streets and storm drains. TIF can help reimburse some of the additional developer’s costs. Emily Blaylock, president of Untamed Equity explains how TIF helps both municipalities and developers with redevelopment projects. We also discuss TIF Monetization as a way to supercharge the tool to handle TIF eligible costs over time by monetizing the future cash flows through the reimbursement of property taxes paid by the developer, based on the net present cash flow stream to offer a lump sum loan amount based on a margining of the net value upfront. More About TIF Monentization at Untamed Equity: www.untamedequity.com View Our Blog Post: Small Business Talks

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