in a Distressed Credit Market
CD of Teleconference with Q&A
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Conducted on Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Now available on CD |
The current credit market crisis has pushed owners of troubled real estate projects to find ways to keep properties and developments afloat despite waning cash flows, late payments, and weakening property values. Lenders are looking for all possible options for recovering on their real estate loans.
Workout agreements allow loans to be restructured to protect an owner’s interest in property and the lender’s investment. Counsel for both parties must strategically plan when drafting the agreement to ensure that their clients can pursue their original remedies in the event that the workout fails.
Listen as our panel of real estate finance attorneys explains the benefits and limitations of workouts. The panel will provide their guidance and best practices for negotiating workout agreements.
The panel included:
David A. Barksdale, Partner, Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, Las Vegas. He focuses on real estate development, finance and construction. He has represented developers in acquiring and financing commercial projects and borrowers in negotiating and closing financing.
Steven D. Collier, Counsel, Alston & Bird, Atlanta. He concentrates in the area of mortgage finance, emphasizing the representation of institutional real estate lenders, borrowers and investors and specializing in portfolio and CMBS mortgage loans.
Ren R. Hayhurst, Partner, Bryan Cave, Irvine, Calif. He represents lenders in real estate and commercial loan documentation, real estate loan workouts and foreclosure, receivership and loan/guaranty enforcement litigation. He is a frequent speaker on a wide variety of real estate topics.
The panel reviewed these and other key questions:
- What benefits do real estate workouts provide lenders and borrowers?
- Under what circumstances are loan workouts a viable option for borrowers and lenders?
- What are some best practices in negotiating a real estate workout agreement?
- How can borrowers and lenders identify and minimize their legal risks when contemplating a real estate workout?
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TELECONFERENCE CD
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