Completion Guaranties in Construction Lending: Key Provisions for Lenders and Guarantors

Mr. Boland concentrates his practice in all aspects of complex commercial real estate and asset-based lending. He represents institutional and private lenders of all sizes in connection with commercial mortgage loans, construction loans, revolving credit lines, syndicated loans, mezzanine and equity financing and U.S. Small Business Administration loans. Mr. Boland advises lenders on a variety of small business and middle market loans, from review of credit approval, to structuring, drafting and negotiating commitment and loan documents, through closing and funding. His practice also includes drafting and negotiating documents for purchase and refinance of commercial owner-occupied and investment properties throughout New York City and Long Island.

Mr. Hanahan’s primarily focuses on commercial real estate development and project finance matters. He has significant experience representing developers and investors in the acquisition, development, and disposition of commercial real estate projects and representing lenders on construction and permanent loans and loan workouts. Additionally, Mr. Hanahan is experienced with all major real estate asset classes, and his practice has been national in scope, involving projects in over half of the states in the U.S. His real estate development practice includes involvement in all aspects of ownership and capital structures, including joint venture relationships, private placement equity raises, common and preferred institutional equity raises, mezzanine financing structures, and conventional and program financing. In Mr. Hanahan's lending practice, he represents lenders on construction and permanent financings, including single bank deals, syndications, participations, and loan workouts and foreclosures. In addition to his commercial real estate practice, Mr. Hanahan has experience with a wide range of other matters, including general business transactions, corporate and commercial law, litigation, bankruptcy, creditors’ rights, and land use.