Molly Stanga - Lawyer in New Orleans, LA

365 Canal Street, Suite 800,
New Orleans, LA 70130

Practice Areas

Government Relations Practice New Orleans, LA State and Municipal Government Law New Orleans, LA Government Vehicle Injury New Orleans, LA Government Investigations and Enforcement New Orleans, LA Government Liability New Orleans, LA Government Litigation, Law and Policy New Orleans, LA

About the lawyer

Molly Stanga is an excellent lawyer from New Orleans, LA. Attorney Molly Stanga works in an office located at 365 Canal Street, Suite 800, New Orleans, LA 70130. New Orleans lawyer Jared K. Miller will help you solve all issues in the following areas of law: Government Relations Practice, State and Municipal Government Law, Government Vehicle Injury, Government Investigations and Enforcement, Government Liability, Government Litigation, Law and Policy New Orleans, LA. Molly Stanga is the best lawyer in New Orleans, Louisiana state!

Molly L. Stanga is an Associate in the Affordable Housing and Community Development practice group located in the New Orleans office.

Molly represents for profit and non-profit developers and public housing authorities engaged in the development of affordable housing using a variety of funding sources including 4% and 9% low-income housing tax credits, tax-exempt bonds, RAD rental assistance, 221(d)(4) FHA mortgages and conventional financing sources.

Molly has also represented developers and investors engaged in historic rehabilitation tax credit and new markets tax credit transactions.

Molly is a Tax Law Specialist, certified by the Louisiana Board of Legal Specialization. She has experience in a variety of tax-related areas including: business planning and transactions, offshore voluntary disclosures and foreign asset reporting compliance, and resolving federal and state tax controversies.

Representative Matters include:

Closed four phases of affordable housing development including RAD conversions of 532 units of public housing to Section 8 assistance and the development of an additional 136 units of Section 8 project-based voucher units involving various combinations of 4% low-income housing tax credit, 9% low-income housing tax credits, tax-exempt bonds, HOME funds, public housing funds, Section 221(d)(4) FHA mortgage, Freddie Mac funds, and conventional financing.
Closed a scattered site transaction comprising 258 affordable housing units spread across 9 separate sites in 6 counties, and o of which 136 units were RAD conversions and 122 units were Section 8 project-based voucher units. This transaction utilized 4% low-income housing tax credit, tax-exempt bonds, Housing Trust Funds, public housing funds and conventional financing.
Closed three phases of affordable housing development totaling 344 units, including RAD conversions of 324 units of public housing to Section 8 assistance and the development of an additional 20 affordable housing units, utilizing various combinations of 4% LIHTC, tax-exempt bonds, Fannie Mae funds, and conventional financing.