Almost every loan document package contains a provision that dictates how notices should be given to each of the parties. This is done so that there is clarity as to how to give notices, and whether any such notices have been...more
Commercial lenders often take junior or second mortgages on real estate as additional collateral for loans. Unfortunately, because those junior liens are subordinate to the senior liens, they are subject to being eliminated...more
The doctrine of conventional subrogation in real estate is familiar to most lenders: a new lender that pays the mortgage of a prior one steps into the shoes of – or is subrogated to – the prior lender’s security interest in...more