Marcus Law

About Marcus Law

As Vice President of Investment Management at Walker & Dunlop, I bring over eight years of experience in affordable housing finance and private equity, with a strong focus on LIHTC investments. My role involves managing the closing of LIHTC investments into Proprietary Investor Funds, ensuring seamless collaboration with cross-functional teams, and maintaining compliance with regulatory standards. Leveraging my expertise in financial analysis and underwriting, I evaluate project pro formas, cash flow models, and potential risks to deliver sustainable value for investors and stakeholders. Walker & Dunlop benefits from my commitment to fostering collaborative relationships, ensuring compliance, and driving operational excellence in affordable housing. My mission revolves around creating long-term value for low-income communities while prioritizing precision and efficiency in financial reporting and investment management.

Experience

1. Vice President, Investment Managment

   Walker & Dunlop

   Oct 2022 — Present · Los Angeles County, CA, US

   LIHTC Investments: Manage the closing of LIHTC investments into Proprietary Investor Funds. Collaborate with internal teams, including acquisition specialists and legal professionals, to ensure seamless execution throughout the investment process.2. Financial Analysis: Conduct rigorous financial analysis and underwriting for LIHTC properties to assess investment viability and potential risks. Evaluate project pro formas, cash flow models, and projected returns, considering both financial and compliance parameters set by LIHTC regulations.3. Compliance and Reporting: Stay up-to-date with LIHTC regulations and ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines throughout the investment lifecycle. Prepare necessary reports and documentation related to LIHTC properties, including investor reporting, compliance reports, and tax credit applications.4. Relationship Management: Maintain strong relationships with investors, financial institutions, developers, property managers, and regulatory authorities involved in LIHTC investments. Serve as a primary point of contact for investors, providing regular updates, addressing inquiries, and resolving any issues that arise.5.Market Research: Stay informed about market trends and developments in the LIHTC real estate space. Conduct market analysis and feasibility studies to identify potential investment opportunities and inform decision-making processes.

Education

• Grand Canyon University

  Master of Science (MS), Accounting

  2015 — 2016

• Western Washington University

  Bachelor of Arts - BA, Accounting

• Grand Canyon University

  Master of Business Administration, Accounting and Finance

• Western Washington University

  Bachelor of Science (BS), Accounting

  2008 — 2013