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Material Misstatements of the “Net Sum Available”

When a Section 22 Affidavit, discussed in earlier installments of this series, materially misstates a building loan’s “net sum available” to pay contractors for cost of improvement work, that can have substantial adverse...more

The New York “Cost of Improvement”

The protections that New York affords a construction lender who properly documents and files a building loan contract and its accompanying Section 22 Affidavit, each of which is discussed in earlier installments of this...more

New York’s Building Loan Contract: The Section 22 Affidavit

In addition to the mutual exchange of promises – the borrower’s promise to build in exchange for the lender’s promise to advance loan proceeds discussed in part 3 of this series – there’s another crucial aspect to a building...more

Labor Mobility: From Fixed Factor to Open Question in Multifamily Investment

When looking at real estate trends, and especially the demographic-based fundamentals that underpin real estate values, we have seen a lot of change in very little time. ...more

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