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RMWBH’s real estate financing attorneys leverage their significant experience in all aspects of the capital stack to maximize value and minimize risk of our clients and their investors. RMWBH can assist in negotiating and documenting traditional, non-traditional and project specific debt facilities financing that includes:
- Development Financing
- Construction Financing
- Value-Add Financing
- Permanent Financing
- Mezzanine Financing
The real estate financing attorneys of RMWBH also assist clients through the syndication and equity portion of projects by structuring, documenting and administering funding techniques that include, but are not limited to:
- Closed end, single asset funds,
- Open-ended funds complying with state, federal and international security regulations
- Joint ventures
The RMWBH real estate financing attorneys also have experience assisting clients through the loan workout process. Our attorneys will work with clients and their lenders and/or servicers in negotiating workouts related to:
- Forbearance
- Minor Modifications
- Major Modifications/Restructure, which can include:
- Extended Amortization
- Cutting the Loan Principal
- Recapitalization
- Additional Collateral
The RMWBH real estate financing attorneys include counsel with extensive experience across the Texas real estate landscape. The team includes three attorneys board certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Commercial Real Estate Law and/or Residential Real Estate Law. RMWBH attorneys actively participate in various local and national organizations including, the American College of Real Estate Lawyers (ACREL), Community Associations Institute (CAI) and the State Bar of Texas to stay at the forefront of trends in the marketplace and provide a voice on legal strategies.
