It’s highly gratifying to work with smart and creative people in pursuit of a common mission. At Klein Hornig, everyone lives, eats and breathes affordable housing and that translates into a tangible energy at the firm.
A. Ross Pini represents nonprofit and for-profit developers in complex transactions involving federal and state Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC), Historic Tax Credits, New Markets Tax Credits and tax-exempt bond financing. He also has experience advising charitable organizations on a variety of corporate governance matters.
Ross brings clarity to complicated regulations, finding creative and budget-friendly methods of closing deals. His goal is to boost resources for clients and provide a smooth path forward while also being practical and realistic. In addition to his technical know-how and in-depth understanding of the affordable housing labyrinth, Ross brings the ability to distill, simplify and convey information to clients so they can clearly see both the big picture and the nuances of the processes and transactions.
Ross’ interest in affordable housing and community development started early at Boston College Law School, where he was a member of the Community Enterprise Clinic, Community Economic Development Law Group, and Boston College’s chapter of Project No One Leaves, a foreclosure prevention task force in Greater Boston. He also interned with the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau’s Foreclosure Defense Task Force and Judge Alexander Sands of the Massachusetts Land Court.
