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January 28, 2020

Making Sense of Accessibility Laws in Multifamily Transactions

By Drew McCreery

COMPLEX REGULATORY NUANCES REQUIRE GUIDANCE FROM CERTIFIED ACCESS SPECIALISTS.

When it comes to multifamily acquisitions, accessibility compliance presents unique challenges. A host of different legislation and regulations may come into play, depending on a variety of factors: type of financing, configuration of the property, year of construction, and more. Given all these variables, how can you make sure your deal doesn’t get tripped up by an unforeseen regulatory issue?

To read the full ADA multifamily guidance article on GlobeSt.com, click here.

About the Authors

Drew McCreery

Drew McCreery

Managing Director, Multifamily
Drew H. McCreery serves as Managing Director, Multifamily as well as serving in a technical capacity as Technical Director of Agency Services at Partner Engineering and Science, Inc. As managing director, and with more than 20 years of commercial real estate experience, he is responsible for understanding and communicating the nuances of agency reporting requirements as well as the unique needs of multifamily assessments. Mr. McCreery’s multifamily role incorporates Agency, LIHTC, HUD, and multifamily Debt/Equity associated with all scopes (PCA, ESA, ALTA, Construction, Zoning, and IH) under one umbrella in order to provide a more holistic approach with refined tools and resources to help us cater to our clients and deliver the highest and most consistent quality. Thus allowing for increased communication and thought leadership to the various entities and institutions including Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, The Department of Housing and Urban Development, State Housing Authorities, and various multifamily national organizations to assist in policy and maintain Partner as an industry leader through collaboration and partnership.

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