LOW INCOME HOUSING

Boston Financial's Silvia Rimolo, right, overseas the low-income housing tax-credit syndicator's portfolio from Michigan to Texas. She ensures investments are performing well and are safe from a possible recapture of the credits. One issue facing low-income housing is high vacancies, especially in overbuilt markets like Houston or those where the weak economy poses financial problems for tenants, forcing them to move out. Sounds complex, so she no doubt enjoyed the break when we found her at last week's NEWiRE lunch with Megansett Advisors? Robin Davis and colleague at BF Jennifer Tenczar.

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