Jacob has been involved in numerous and varied tax-exempt and taxable municipal finance transactions, including general obligation bonds, revenue bonds, private activity bonds (including low-income housing bonds and small issue manufacturing bonds), tax increment financing bonds, tax abatement bonds (both real and personal property), charter school revenue bonds and real estate and equipment lease financings (including leasehold revenue bonds and certificates of participation).
He has worked on complex transactions for a broad range of political subdivisions including cities, counties, school districts, university systems, state finance authorities, community improvement districts, neighborhood improvement districts, library districts, police and fire districts and other political subdivisions in a number of states including Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arizona and California.
Jacob also has extensive experience serving as purchaser’s counsel for bond issues and leasing transactions all over the country, including the representation of national lenders participating in the tax-exempt municipal leasing industry.
