Finance & Institutional Lending Group Commercial Real Estate Lawyers

Christopher H. Marine and Sandra G. Rennick

The firm’s Finance & Institutional Lending Group (“FILG”) provides legal representation to institutional lenders conducting business in and about the Treasure Coast. FILG commercial real estate lawyers frequently act as legal counsel to lenders providing financing to residential and commercial borrowers, and are closely involved with lender clients in the processing, closing and administration of institutional credit facilities. Expediency, cost efficiency and practicality are essential elements of the FILG approach to lender representation, and they drive the advice and counsel of FILG attorneys in both loan transactions and client relations.

Representative lender legal services include the initial development and refinancing of commercial shopping plazas, warehouse facilities, office and retail buildings, commercial condominiums and residential developments. The scope of lender representation includes preparation of initial loan commitments and all related loan closing documentation, revolving line of credit agreements, development and construction loan agreements, promissory notes, guaranty instruments, mortgage and security agreements and specialized supporting documentation. FILG commercial real estate lawyers frequently manage or participate in the analysis of due diligence materials, title evidence and insurance, project surveys, environmental assessments and post-closing compliance considerations.

Representative clients include: Grand Bank & Trust, Northern Trust, Royal Bank of Canada and Marine Bank.

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Gould Cooksey Fennell, P.A., Attorneys at Law, has offices in Vero Beach, Florida. The firm serves clients throughout the region including Brevard County, Indian River County, St. Lucie County, Martin County, Okeechobee County and Palm Beach County. This includes the following cities: Melbourne, Palm Bay, Fellsmere, Sebastian, Vero Beach, Ft. Pierce, Port St. Lucie, Okeechobee and West Palm Beach, Florida.