Sep 19, 2011
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John Wilhoit, Jr. is the CEO of Wilhoit Investment Network, L.L.C. (WIN), a firm he founded in 1997 as an advisor to the multifamily industry working for private owners and developers. Since its inception, WIN has evolved into a company that owns and operates apartments, condominiums and townhomes. Over the last twenty-years, John has provided services to multifamily owners in 38 states as a senior asset manager, tax credit and mixed finance project manager, owner's representative or internal expediter. This extensive experience is a central advantage in the delivery of the value proposition John’s firm contributes to creating value with multifamily assets. John has worked for some of the largest owners and operators of multifamily assets in the United States in senior level positions, such as National Corp. for Housing Partnerships (NHP) and Apartment Investment Management Company (AIMCO). John has also received a fellowship from the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) to work on their largest, most difficult developments. John holds an undergraduate degree is in Business Management from Pepperdine University and a Masters degree in Urban and Regional Planning from Alabama A&M University. John also runs one of the hottest blogs on the net, Multifamily Insight, which represents his thoughts on best practices in multifamily acquisitions and property management.