We look forward to serving your property and proving our value.

By providing state-of-the art accounting and property management systems, offering full-range reporting and analysis, and leveraging our corporate resources and partnerships, HSI is prepared to provide and deliver these property management services to your property. Our goal is to realize the property’s economic and social potential, creating a new benchmark within the community and setting the standard for quality housing.

From concept, through financing and construction completion, our comprehensive approach includes leveraging our resources from operations and accounting, determining the extent of the rehabilitative effort, performing financial analysis and economic feasibility, and then tapping into our network of various industry partners for further insights depending on the size and complexity of the rehab. We remain committed to superior workmanship from preconstruction through administration, construction, close-out and warranty. We can choose from a prominent list of financing sources and general contractors that allow us the flexibility to execute even when dealing with the most complex situations or troubled properties.

Whether the property requires total interior and/or exterior renovation, reconstruction of buildings damaged by fire, water or wind, HSI is ready to take on your challenge. We place a tremendous emphasis on making sure construction does not inconvenience property residents and we work tirelessly with insurance companies to help settle even the most unusual losses.

Renaissance Place Apartments (307 units, New Orleans, LA): Recently completed a $20M rehab; financed with Federal Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) and Fannie Mae Debt. Renaissance is a 100% Project Based Section 8 high rise apartment building located in three separate towers for seniors 62 and older. All units are one bedroom consisting of approximately 600 square feet each. The property was completely devastated as a result of Hurricane Katrina. The rehab addressed all interior restoration and major system repair/replacement including roof replacement, electrical panels/systems, plumbing repair/replacement, asphalt replacement, window repairs, and exterior lighting. Interior renovations included the replacement of cabinets, flooring, lighting, countertops and appliances. The project also included the addition of a 2500 square foot community center. The project was completed in December of 2008, a month earlier than budgeted. Lease-up was a tremendous success, achieving an average occupancy of 95% by mid-September 2009, 3 months ahead of schedule.

Brandywine Townhomes (238 units, Atlanta, GA): Recently completed a $2.1M rehab for a local Cooperative Membership apartment complex. Rehab consisted primarily of replacing siding, windows, roofs, doors, parking lots, club house restoration and modest interior renovations on several units.

Towne Pointe (108 units, Conyers, GA):On May 30, 2002, the subject property was acquired with the proceeds of tax-exempt bond and 4% tax credits. As part of the acquisition, the FHA Insurance and Regulatory Agreement for the existing HUD 236 Loan were terminated and the project was converted to a LIHTC Affordable Housing property. As part of the conversion, the property will undergo an extensive rehab. The $2.5 million rehab addressed interior and exterior improvements that included roofs, siding, windows, lighting, cabinets, club house restoration, flooring, appliances, overlay parking lot, pitched roofs and modernization of the HVAC system.

Sterling Pointe (144 units, Oxford, AL): On February 2, 2002, the subject property was acquired with the proceeds of tax-exempt bond and 4% tax credits. As part of the acquisition, the FHA Insurance and Regulatory Agreement for the existing HUD 236 Loan were terminated and the project was converted to a LIHTC Affordable Housing property. As part of the conversion, the property will undergo an extensive rehab. The $2.5 million rehab addressed interior and exterior improvements that included roofs, siding, windows, lighting, cabinets, club house restoration, flooring, appliances, asbestos removal, overlay parking lot, and modernization of the HVAC system.

Emerald Pointe (192 units, Birmingham, AL): On November 7, 2000, the subject property was acquired with the proceeds of tax-exempt bond and 4% tax credits. As part of the acquisition, the FHA Insurance and Regulatory Agreement for the existing HUD 236 Loan were terminated and the project was converted to a LIHTC Affordable Housing property. As part of the conversion, the property will undergo an extensive rehab. The $5 million rehab addressed interior and exterior improvements that included roofs, siding, windows, club house restoration, lighting, cabinets, flooring, appliances, asbestos removal, overlay parking lot, and modernization of the HVAC system.

Legacy Pointe (184 units, Garland, TX): On May 3, 2000, the subject property was acquired with the proceeds of tax-exempt bond and 4% tax credits. As part of the acquisition, the FHA Insurance and Regulatory Agreement for the existing HUD 236 Loan were terminated and the project was converted to a LIHTC Affordable Housing property. As part of the conversion, the property will undergo an extensive rehab. The $3 million rehab will address interior and exterior improvements to include roofs, siding, windows, lighting, cabinets, flooring, appliances, asbestos removal, overlay parking lot, and modernization of the HVAC system.