Breaking Bread & Capital III (Friday & Saturday, Jan 23-24, 2026)

Roadmap to Your Project’s Success is a focused, two-day applied-learning bootcamp designed for affordable housing developers and real estate professionals ready to move from funding-ready to funded.

Hosted by Boost Alliance and KG Development Group, alongside guest developers, lenders, and capital partners, this working session offers a behind-the-scenes look at how real affordable housing deals actually move from capital structuring to closing.

The Purpose
To give participants practical, execution-level clarity on how capital, policy, and underwriting intersect in affordable housing and how to position projects so funding can move.

This is not a theory-based seminar. Participants work hands-on through affordable housing financial modeling, underwriting logic, and deal readiness, with a strong emphasis on 4% LIHTC, bonds, debt, and gap financing.

What Participants Will Gain

• Clear insight into how capital flows through affordable housing projects
• Hands-on experience building a bankable pro forma
• Understanding of underwriting assumptions and risk allocation
• A repeatable development roadmap they can apply immediately
• Practical strategies to prevent deals from stalling

Dates & Time
Friday, January 23 & Saturday, January 24, 2026
8:30 AM – 2:00 PM (Both Days)

Location
230 W Wells Street, Suite 212
Milwaukee, WI

Format
2-Day Applied Learning Bootcamp
10 Total Instructional Hours
Working lunch and light refreshments provided

Who Should Attend

• Affordable housing developers (emerging & experienced)
• Nonprofit housing leaders
• City and county staff
• Lenders and CRA officers
• Mission-driven investors
• Development consultants

Hosted By

AK Development

Boost Alliance

KG Development Group

Guest Developers and Financial Institutions

Info: Theme: What must exist before funding moves
• Affordable housing pro forma fundamentals
• Capital stack logic (4% LIHTC, bonds, gap funding)
• Underwriting expectations from lenders and investors
• Sources & uses, risk positioning, and deal-killing mistakes
• Translating projects into financeable narratives

Info: Connecting the financial model to public funding systems and policy timing.

Info: Lunch served while continuing facilitated discussion and applied learning.

Info: Theme: How policy decisions shape where capital flows
• How housing policy influences funding decisions
• Understanding state and federal funding cycles
• When and how developers should engage elected officials
• Advocacy as a proactive development tool
• Positioning projects before NOFAs and RFPs are released

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

230 W Wells St suite 215, 230 West Wells Street, Milwaukee, United States

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