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Seyfarth Sessions
Our subject matter experts are proud to join the roster of moderators and panelists at the forum.
When: Thursday, June 20, 10:00 a.m.
Panelist: Miles Borden
Panel Description:
- When do you start your second fund?
- Top concerns and pain points of launching and managing the first fund and how are those being addressed in subsequent fund launches
- Fees structures and economics: Do fund managers have more leverage in subsequent fund launches?
- Changes in capital raising strategies and reporting requirements
- New compliance considerations or changes to existing compliance structures
- Increased investor transparency
When: Thursday, June 20, 11:15 a.m.
Moderator: Catherine L. Burns
Panel Description:
- Any new Freddie/Fannie wrinkles?
- How are you convincing investors that multifamily is still the place to be?
- Where is the rent/home affordability equation now?
- Are you facing a refinancing conundrum? What is your strategy?
- Market liquidity and pricing update
- How is new fundraising in the space?
- Macroeconomic market outlook: What is your strategy going forward?
- How do you see the current multifamily financial distress problem playing out
When: Thursday, June 20, 12:00 p.m.
Moderator: John P. Napoli
Panel Description:
- What kind of discounted payoffs are out there?
- Using a 721 exchange
- Asking for a loan modification: What do you need to know?
- When have you asked for capital calls?
- Keys to successfully working with special assets and special servicing
- What to know about having or being in a mezz, preferred or in another place in the capital stack?
- Comparing loan types: CMBS, CLO, balance sheet, syndicated loan or warehouse line
- Refinancing debt vs. exchanging for equity
- Impact of why in default… Underperformance vs. maturity default vs. covenant violation
Meet Our Conference Attendees
Real estate sellers and buyers, joint venture partners, lenders and borrowers, developers, and landlords and tenants seek Miles' advice and practical solutions for structures and the terms of their transactions.
For more than 20 years, Catherine has represented real estate funds, developers, owners, and operators in connection with all aspects of their real estate investment transactions.
John practices federal, state and local tax law, and advises public and private clients on tax issues relating to corporate mergers and acquisitions, international transactions, restructurings, consolidations, financing, real estate (including REITs), tax free like kind 1031 exchanges, subchapter S corporations, partnerships, joint ventures, and limited liability companies.
David counsels and advises clients on cross-border and domestic private equity, securities, joint venture and merger and acquisition transactions. He also has a substantial practice representing both sponsors of and institutional investors in US and offshore private equity funds, real estate funds, hedge funds, and joint ventures.
