Tarantino & Company:

Expertise, Responsibility and Commitment in Action

Founded in 1992, Tarantino & Company, LLC develops commercial and residential real estate and provides related consulting services to nonprofit sponsors. The company's developments include senior living centers, housing for special populations and medical clinics.

Understanding the needs of nonprofit and for-profit sponsors alike, Tarantino & Company, LLC's experience translates into a unique understanding of the needs and mission of nonprofit organizations and investment requirements for our profit sponsors. Our experience is in all phases of the development process from concept to reality. One of our trademarks is the utilization of unique financing structures, which allows us to build high developments that set a standard in the marketplace.

We plan and execute with the expertise, responsibility and commitment to insure the most optimal lifestyle for our residents and the maximum return for our investors.

Capri Communities, a closely held affiliate company, manages the senior housing, rent assisted and market rate multifamily housing developments, office buildings and medical clinics developed by Tarantino & Company.

Consulting Services

We also undertake a variety of consulting assignments that include feasibility and market assessments, structuring financing and developing and implementing marketing plans.

Our financial experience bring developments to life. Tarantino & Company has extensive investment and credit enhancement experience, including :

Various Letters of Credit structures and Lease Guarantees connected with the sale of Housing Revenue bonds.
Section 42 Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program.
Contribution Agreements provided by local municipalities to provide credit support for the issuance of Housing Revenue Bonds.
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Mortgage Insurance Programs and Capital Advance Programs.
Various Partnership and Limited Liability Company structures the facilitate equity investment from individuals, operations and non-profit corporations.
Housing Revenue Bonds and Redevelopment Bonds to finance housing and commercial developments through local Housing and Community Development Authorities.
Conventional Financing including structured loans utilizing index pricing available to lending institutions to finance commercial development.
Lease structures that pass through interest rate savings to tenants, while creating a credit structure that secures conventional financing.
Various programs administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development including the Section 221(d)4 and Section 221(d)3 Mortgage Finance Programs, Community Development Block Grant Program, HOME Investment Partnership Program, Rental Rehabilitation Program, Section 202 Housing for the Elderly and Section 8 Modern Rehabilitation Program, etc.
Utilization of Tax Incremental District Financing to encourage redevelopment.