CAHB LLCPuerto Rico · FloridaSBA HUBZone
CAHB LLC evaluates land, determines project feasibility and structures financing —debt, equity and federal incentives— from site analysis through closing. Three integrated divisions: development and advisory, institutional capital and licensed brokerage.
Three divisions
Each division serves a different audience to the same standard: documented analysis, disclosed role and the actual status of every mandate.
For landowners, developers and operators who need to know what to build, whether it pencils and how to get to construction.
For sponsors, investors, institutions and agencies that need a financeable, defensible capital structure.
For buyers, sellers and heirs in Puerto Rico and Florida who want to close with a supported price and clear title.
The firm
CAHB LLC was founded in 2025 in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, to bring together in one firm three capabilities the market usually hires separately: analysis of the land and the project, the capital structure that finances it, and the brokerage that buys or sells it.
Integration reduces coordination cost and information loss between stages. Whoever evaluates the site also models the capital stack and knows the price the market pays. Work is delivered in Spanish and English, with technical documentation for lenders, investors and federal and Puerto Rico agencies.
The firm that brings institutional discipline to development and capital in Puerto Rico.
Feasibility, capital and brokerage under the same team and the same model, with no hand-offs between firms.
Tax credits (IRC §42 and §45D), CDBG-DR, HUBZone and Puerto Rico permitting, modeled with institutional underwriting.
Every mandate is published with its role and actual status. Confidential by default, with an NDA before any data room.
Portfolio
Anonymized record as of October 2026. Each entry shows division, CAHB's role and status: completed, active, in development or paused.
10 lots · 2.35 cuerdas
Land subdivision and valuation on the west coast. After renegotiating the permitting path, the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) approved its endorsement in October 2026.
Survey plan; adjoining-owner details blurred.
57 beds · 2 levels · ≈18,900 sq ft
Two-level, 57-bed assisted living facility in Bo. Hato Tejas: functional program, room matrix and site plan.
Preliminary design plan.
Single-family home1 single-family home
Development of a single-family home with a financial design coordinated with local incentives.
Conceptual illustration.
Includes residential development, assisted living, capital, public sector and brokerage in Puerto Rico and Florida.
View full portfolioHow we work
A staged process, with a deliverable and a decision at the end of each stage.
Confidential conversation at no cost. Location, use, scale, preliminary budget and identified capital sources. NDA on request.
Reply · 48 business hoursMarket, regulation, costs and capital path, with an explicit recommendation: proceed, redesign or discard.
Typical · 4–8 weeksProgram, permits and capital stack: senior debt, soft debt, equity and incentives coordinated in a defensible model.
Typical · 8–16 weeksManagement before agencies, lenders and investors through closing and ongoing compliance.
LIHTC end-to-end · 12–18 monthsReference timelines. They depend on scope, the permitting path and the QAP and NOFA calendars.
Founder
His practice combines financial modeling, credit analysis and commercial real estate finance with local execution of permitting, transactions and brokerage in Puerto Rico and Florida.
He holds the FMVA, CMSA and CBCA certifications and the Investment Banking & Private Equity and Commercial Real Estate Finance specializations from the Corporate Finance Institute, plus courses and specializations from Yale University, Università Bocconi, Erasmus University Rotterdam and the University of Illinois.
FAQ
31 answers on feasibility, land, LIHTC, NMTC, HUBZone, brokerage and how to work with CAHB.
It depends on the division, and the role is disclosed in each mandate. Development & Advisory works as a fee-based advisor, as project manager or, on its own projects, as developer or co-principal. Capital & Institutional Finance advises on a fee or success-fee basis on structuring and capital introduction. Bocheciamp Real Estate is the licensed brokerage practice (PR C-24140 · FL SL3611103 through AFS Living) and earns a commission. When a transaction involves more than one role, the conflict is disclosed in writing before signing.
A feasibility study answers whether a project can be built, sold or leased, and financed on the proposed site. It combines five fronts: market (demand, absorption, comparable prices or rents), regulatory (zoning, land use, required permits and endorsements), physical (acreage, topography, infrastructure and flood risk), financial (hard and soft costs, pro forma, sensitivity and returns) and capital (debt, equity and applicable incentives). The deliverable ends with an explicit recommendation: proceed, redesign or discard.
Yes, on two fronts. Brokerage is offered under Florida real estate license SL3611103, through the brokerage AFS Living. Feasibility, financial structuring and capital advisory is available for projects in Florida. The firm's documented experience is concentrated in Puerto Rico; in Florida the record includes a residential listing in Jacksonville.
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, codified in IRC §42, is the federal program that grants tax credits to private investors in exchange for capitalizing affordable housing. The credit is claimed over 10 years and monetized through syndication to corporate investors with tax liability to absorb. In Puerto Rico, the PRHFA allocates the credits under an annual Qualified Allocation Plan.
Consultation
Every inquiry starts with a confidential conversation. No generic proposals: a clear read on the next step.
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