Tie Breaker (Current) Whole $'s vs. Tie Breaker

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Tie Breaker (Current) Whole $'s vs. Tie Breaker Tie Breaker movement with Soft funding and Basis increase 121.988% 12.755% 119.483% 118.17% 116.813% 115.41% - 25, 5, 75, 1,, 1,25, Cost with Corresponding Soft Funds Increase * Soft Funding Increase by itsself yields the largest increase to the current Tie Breaker. - A decrease in costs of $1.25MM yields 126.88% Tie Breaker - Receiving $1.25MM in additional soft funds yields a 132.32% Tie Breaker. * Conclusion - Projects are rewarded for raising costs when supplied with matching funds.

Round Over Round Trending Total Costs - LA Region 29 21 1st 21 2nd Average (Mean) 387,683 366,934 416,885 Median 381,368 371,232 415,971 Standard Deviation 87,699 62,293 98,469 625, 575, Round over Round Trending of Total Cost 2, 15, MAX 549,239 434,733 611,996 MIN 246,148 27,272 329,558 Range 33,91 164,461 282,438 Average (Whole $ Increase) -2,749 49,951 MAX (Whole $ Increase) -114,55 177,263 MIN (Whole $ Increase) 24,124 59,285 This chart represents the Average per unit Total Cost for all projects competing in the 29 round and both 21 rounds. Notes: New Tie Breaker instituted 1st round 21. 525, 475, 425, 375, 325, 275, 225, -2,749 49,951 29 21 1st 21 2nd Average (Mean) 1, 5, -5, -1, -15, Observations: Both the Average and Max cost per unit dropped in the first round of 21 by $2K and $114 respectively. The 2nd round of 21 saw the Average, Max, and Min for projects competing in the round increase greatly. Total costs seem to be increasing dramatically despite benign to modicum inflation. Theory: The current tie breaker allows for increased competitiveness as costs increase provided that matching funds can be sourced.

Round Over Round Trending Soft Funding - LA Region 29 21 1st 21 2nd Average (Mean) 145,328 161,663 195,149 Median 131,795 152,357 24,919 Standard Deviation 57,355 37,647 52,671 2, Round over Round LA Region Soft Funding Trend 33,486 8, MAX 25,452 216,972 285,64 MIN 86,138 118,61 135,3 Range 164,314 98,362 149,764 19, 18, 6, 4, Average (Whole $ Increase) 16,335 33,486 MAX (Whole $ Increase) -33,479 68,91 MIN (Whole $ Increase) 32,473 16,69 17, 16, 16,335 2, This chart represents the Average per unit Soft Funding for all projects competing in the 29 round and both 21 rounds. Observations: As was present in the Total cost chart the average is seen moving higher by the 2nd round of 21. This increase is in response to new tie breaker mandate for additional soft funds. 15, 14, 29 21 1st 21 2nd Average (Mean) -2, -4,

Round Over Round Comparison TCAC - LA Region 29 29 div 2 29 div 2 21 1st 21 2nd 26, L.A. Region Credits per Unit Total Credits 17,443,155 8,721,578 8,721,578 8,22,46 8,531,496 Total Units 736 368 368 366 376 Region (TOTAL) - Credit per Unit 23,7 23,7 23,7 21,919 22,69 # of Projects 13 7 7 7 7 Avg # of Doors per 56 56 56 52 53 Round Over Round Comparison AMCAL vs. Region - LA Region 29 29 div 2 29 div 2 21 1st 21 2nd AMCAL Regional Results Total Credits 3,436,389 1,718,195 1,718,195 61,91 Total Units 188 94 94 46 AMCAL - Credit per Unit 18,279 18,279 18,279 13,85 Region Results NOT including AMCAL Total Credits 14,6,766 7,3,383 7,3,383 7,42,55 8,531,496 Total Units 548 274 274 32 376 Region (No AMCAL) - Credit per Unit 25,56 25,56 25,56 23,189 22,69 Federal 9% Credits per Unit 24, 22, 2, 18, 16, 14, 12, 1, 23,7 23,7 22,69 21,919 18,279 18,279 13,85 29 div 2 29 div 2 21 1st 21 2nd Region (TOTAL) - Credit per Unit AMCAL - Credit per Unit This chart represents the average Federal Credit request per unit over three rounds. Observation: With the inclusion of AMCAL's requests the regions average is lower than when AMCAL is removed from the average. CONCLUSION: The current tie breaker encourages higher soft funding in order to be competitive thereby encouraging wasteful spending as illustrated increasing costs of projects.

6 5 4 3 2 1 Round Over Round TCAC Credit per Unit AMCAL vs. Region - LA Region Total Units Total Credits Avg. Credit per Unit First Round 29 Div 2 368 8,721,578 23,7 First Round 21 366 8,22,46 21,919 Second Round 21 376 8,531,496 22,69 AMCAL Project List 234 4,38,299 17,258 Unit Leverage 488 8,425,178 17,265 23,7 Credit Leverage Analysis 21,919 22,69 368 366 376 234 488 17,258 17,265 25, 2, 15, 1, 5, This chart shows the average credit request per unit per round for the LA Region. Blue Bars represent - Total number of units awarded per round - 29 was a single round and thus has been divided by two for comparison purposes Red Bars represent - Total number of units Awarded to AMCAL and the Projected number of units that could be achieved based on AMCAL average credit request Green Line represents -The average credit request per unit. - AMCAL is substantially below the region with an average request of 17.2K per unit. Conclusion: With an average total award of $8.4MM credits the total number of units could be increased to 488 per round compared to the average of 37 if the average request were to drop to $17.2K. AMCAL lowered request is due a combination of soft funding and cost efficiency. First Round 29 Div 2 First Round 21 Second Round 21 AMCAL Project List Unit Leverage Total Units Avg. Credit per Unit Unit Leverage: Using AMCALs average credit request per unit the region could achieve over one hundred more units per round.

TOTAL Project Funding for the Los Angeles Region $'s per Door (Entire Project) Project Name Type Units Tie Breaker Federal Credits City Perm Loan DDF Investor Equity Total Soft Funding: TOTAL: Soft Equity DDF Perm TOTAL First Round 29 Mirandela Senior 34 9.378% 727,273 Rancho Palos Verdes 883,97 5,9,99 6,79, 12,764,879 199,76 149,733 25,999 375,438 Montecito Senior 98 79.533% 1,339,138 Panorama City 4,479,362 599,999 9,373,969 9,669,182 24,122,512 98,665 95,653 6,122 45,78 246,148 Mosaic Large Family 56 76.154% 1,369,978 Los Angeles 2,169,97 22,86 1,685,832 8,478,88 21,356,615 151,49 19,818 47 38,734 381,368 The Crossing on 29th Large Family 34 74.425% 1,188,476 Los Angeles 1,195, 66,742 6,62,5 8,515,355 15,839,147 25,452 178,296 1,963 35,147 465,857 Seasons at Compton Senior 84 69.55% 1,318,793 Compton 1,255, 1,814,13 11,523,16 23,592,263 137,18 128,739 14,94 28,86 Canyon Creek Senior 75 65.97% 1,228,861 Calabasas 3,3, 939,275 9,216,456 7,153,28 2,69,11 95,377 122,886 12,524 44, 274,787 Glassell Park Community Large Family 5 58.645% 1,626,341 Los Angeles 2,3, 29,55 12,937,594 12,194,835 27,461,934 243,897 258,752 59 46, 549,239 Cuatro Vientos Large Family 25 57.993% 781,939 Los Angeles 879, 1 6,58,831 4,632,56 11,57,491 185,32 242,353 4 35,16 462,82 Lorena Apartments Large Family 112 57.7% 2,478,4 Los Angeles 7,365,25 969,156 19,827,24 1,, 38,161,385 89,286 177,29 8,653 65,759 34,727 Las Margaritas Apts Large Family 42 55.74% 1,176,38 Los Angeles 1,456, 1 8,77,187 4,848,51 15,11,788 115,441 27,314 2 34,667 357,424 The Crossing at North Hills Large Family 38 53.395% 1,123,676 Los Angeles 1,515, 276,61 1,337,823 3,975,491 16,14,915 14,618 272,48 7,279 39,868 423,814 7th & Coronada Large Family 67 52.33% 2,414,724 Los Angeles 2,786,84 767,516 17,297,39 8,83,267 29,682,13 131,795 258,17 11,455 41,595 443,15 Park View Metro Large Family 21 49.692% 669,518 Los Angeles 1,97, 5,49,47 1,88,888 9,25,935 86,138 261,431 9,81 438,378 Total Units 736 17,443,155 Total Credits Average (Mean) 145,328 195,632 3,769 42,953 387,683 23,7 Average Credit per unit Median 131,795 19,818 59 39,868 381,368 Standard Deviation 57,355 59,87 4,77 18,529 87,699 MAX 25,452 272,48 12,524 9,81 549,239 MIN 86,138 95,653 14,94 246,148 Range 164,314 176,395 12,524 75,869 33,91 First Round 21 Hayworth House Senior 48 111.116% 973,381 West Hollywood 875, 258, 7,3,358 1,414,672 18,848,3 216,972 152,91 5,375 18,229 392,667 Sunrise Apartments Senior 46 11.939% 61,91 Los Angeles 1,413,698 4,514,328 6,54,58 12,432,534 141,42 98,138 3,733 27,272 Central City Lights Large Family 36 98.6% 832,354 Glendale 1,513, 75, 6,492,361 6,895,36 15,65,397 191,529 18,343 2,833 42,28 434,733 Boyle Hotel Apartments Large Family 51 83.552% 1,431,539 Los Angeles 1,149, 19,393 11,166,3 9,586,371 22,1,767 187,968 218,941 2,145 22,529 431,584 Yale Street Family Housing Large Family 6 83.247% 1,43,2 Los Angeles 1,651,861 345,7 1,944,96 9,141,4 22,83,291 152,357 182,416 5,751 27,531 368,55 Claremont Village Apartments Large Family 76 8.18% 1,592,333 Claremont 1,713,89 925, 11,146,331 9,14,363 22,799,584 118,61 146,662 12,171 22,551 299,995 Vermont Avenue Apartments Large Family 49 77.273% 1,187,743 Los Angeles 1,968,5 94, 9,264,397 6,17,456 18,19,353 122,85 189,69 19,184 4,173 371,232 Total Units 366 8,22,46 Total Credits Average (Mean) 161,663 166,89 9,351 29,111 366,934 21,919 Average Credit per unit Median 152,357 18,343 5,751 27,531 371,232 Standard Deviation 37,647 38,683 8,212 9,121 62,293 MAX 216,972 218,941 2,833 42,28 434,733 MIN 118,61 98,138 18,229 27,272 Range 98,362 12,84 2,833 23,799 164,461 Second Round 21 Long Beach and Anaheim Senior 39 135.44% 464,711 Long Beach 72,952 584,432 3,717,688 8,815,8 13,82,8 226,26 95,325 14,985 18,24 354,361 Sherman Village Large Family 73 97.326% 1,276,454 Reseda 2,678,27 95, 1,211,629 1,265,36 24,15,25 14,621 139,885 13,14 36,689 33,28 Woods Family Large Family 6 96.971% 1,535,493 Los Angeles 2,26, 41, 12,283,942 1,4,315 24,958,257 166,739 24,732 6,833 37,667 415,971 Willis Avenue Apt. Special Needs 42 95.83% 1,68,6 Los Angeles 47, 575,771 8,428,9 8,66,577 18,18,248 24,919 2,688 13,79 9,69 429,6 Osborne Place Apt. Special Needs 64 95.285% 1,74,877 Los Angeles 529, 1,21, 13,791,94 13,272,37 28,613,941 27,376 215,499 15,953 8,266 447,93 262 Broadway Large Family 33 94.42% 1,241,42 Santa Monica 858,54 9,93,226 9,47,13 2,195,869 285,64 3,916 26,16 611,996 Eeast Carson Housing Large Family 65 92.996% 1,24,499 Carson 2,632,6 6, 9,394,155 8,794,5 21,421,255 135,3 144,525 9,231 4,52 329,558 Total Units 376 8,531,496 Total Credits Average (Mean) 195,149 185,939 1,532 25,265 416,885 22,69 Average Credit per unit Median 24,919 2,688 13,14 26,16 415,971 Standard Deviation 52,671 66,722 5,653 13,546 98,469 MAX 285,64 3,916 15,953 4,52 611,996 MIN 135,3 95,325 8,266 329,558 Range 149,764 25,591 15,953 32,236 282,438 AMCAL Project List Mirandela Senior 34 9.378% 727,273 Rancho Palos Verdes 883,97 5,9,99 6,79, 12,764,879 199,76 149,733 25,999 375,438 Montecito Senior 98 79.533% 1,339,138 Panorama City 4,479,362 599,999 9,373,969 9,669,182 24,122,512 98,665 95,653 6,122 45,78 246,148 Mosaic Large Family 56 76.154% 1,369,978 Los Angeles 2,169,97 22,86 1,685,832 8,478,88 21,356,615 151,49 19,818 47 38,734 381,368 Sunrise Senior 46 11.939% 61,91 Los Angeles 1,413,698 4,514,327 4,466,458 12,432,533 141,42 98,138 3,733 27,272 Total Units 234 4,38,299 Total Credits AMCAL Average 147,795 133,585 1,632 35,293 318,37 17,258 Average Credit per unit DELTA 29 1st/2nd round 2,467-62,47-2,137-7,659-69,376 DELTA 21 1st round -13,868-33,223-7,719 6,183-48,627 DELTA 21 2nd round -47,353-52,353-8,9 1,29-98,578