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Modern Real Estate Finance and Land Transfer: A Transactional Approach, Fourth Edition 4th ed. [Hardback]

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  • Izdošanas datums: 24-Mar-2008
  • Izdevniecība: Aspen Publishers Inc.,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0735567956
  • ISBN-13: 9780735567955
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 966 pages, height x width x depth: 259x183x48 mm, weight: 1610 g, Illustrations, unspecified
  • Izdošanas datums: 24-Mar-2008
  • Izdevniecība: Aspen Publishers Inc.,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0735567956
  • ISBN-13: 9780735567955
Citas grāmatas par šo tēmu:
Modern Real Estate Finance and Land Transfer--sophisticated, yet teachable--explains the increasingly complex legal, business, and tax issues surrounding real estate transactions with discussion relevant to both commercial and residential situations. Through a transactional and interdisciplinary approach, students learn the general rules of law, their underlying rationale or policy, and how (or whether) a rule can be superseded by the mutual consent. Real-world examples help foster practical skills required of attorneys in real estate firms, and the text is appropriate for both the basic Real Estate course and advanced seminar. Topical and chronological organization features coverage of both Real Estate and Real Estate Finance and follows the lending cycle in modern financing. Questions and planning problems help students examine issues in the context of relevant transactions and documents. The authors are scholar-practitioners who skillfully the mix practical skills and theory students will need in todays competitive legal markets.The Fifth Edition has been thoroughly updated to reflect changes in the law since 2008, including case law and statutory responses to the mortgage crisis in residential real estate; foreclosure defense strategies; policy implications of the mortgage crisis, including the role of lawyers; the expanded role of ADR in real estate transactions; and securitization in light of the mortgage crisis. Features: sophisticated, yet teachable--thoroughly explains complex legal, business, and tax issues in real estate transactions transactional, interdisciplinary approach teaches the general rules of law shows underlying rationale or policy explores how (or whether) a rule can be superseded by mutual consent real-world examples and accessible explanations topical and chronological organization coverage of both Real Estate and Real Estate Finance follows lending cycle in modern real estate financing appropriate for both basic Real Estate course and advanced seminar relevant Questions and planning problems written by scholar-practitioners who blend practical skills with theory suited to both commercial and residential real estate transactions Thoroughly updated, the revised Fifth Edition presents changes in the law since 2008: case law and statutory responses to the mortgage crisis in residential real estate foreclosure defense strategies policy implications of the mortgage crisis, including the role of lawyers the expanded role of ADR in real estate transactions securitization in light of the mortgage crisis
Preface xxv
Acknowledgments xxvii
The Nature of Modern Real Estate Transactions
1(14)
The Expanding Role of the Real Estate Lawyer as a Planner in Modern Commercial Real Estate Transaction
1(10)
Halper, People and Property: The Role of a Real Estate Lawyer
4(1)
Nessen and Ragalevsky, The Changing Role of Lawyers in Real Estate Transactions
5(5)
Notes and Questions
10(1)
The Declining Role of Lawyers in Residential Real Estate Transactions
11(4)
PART I FUNDMENTALS OF LAND TRANSFER
15(76)
Overview of Contracts for Sale and the Conveyancing Process
17(74)
Contracts for Sale of Real Estate
18(56)
The Real Estate Broker's Role in Sale Transactions
19(1)
Goldstein, When Does a Real Estate Broker Earn Hs Commission?
19(4)
Crutchley v. First Trust & Savings Bank
23(2)
Notes and Questions
25(2)
The Real Estate Lawyer's Role in Sale Transactions
27(1)
Harris, Legal Opinion: Real Estate Contracts--- Some Things to things to About
27(4)
Notes and Questions
31(4)
Baldasarre v. Butler
35(6)
Notes and Questions
41(3)
Marketable Title
44(1)
Van Vliet & Place, Inc. v. Gaines
45(1)
McMaster v. Strikland
46(3)
Notes znd Questions
49(1)
Problem 2-1
49(1)
Problem 2-2
49(1)
Deeds and Covenants for Title
50(4)
Madison, The Real Properties of Contracts Law
54(9)
Notes and Questions
63(1)
Problem 2-3
63(1)
Default Remedies
64(1)
Uzan v. 845 UN Limited Partnerships
64(6)
Lefemine v. Baron
70(2)
Note and Questions
72(1)
Problem 2-4
73(1)
Title Insurance
74(12)
Notes and Questions
76(1)
Problem 2-5
77(2)
Problem 2-6
79(2)
Problem 2-7
81(5)
Closing the sale Transaction
86(5)
M. Friedman, Contracts and Conveyances of Real Property
86(5)
PART II FUNDAMENTALS OF REAL ESTATE FINANCE
91(416)
The Nature of a Mortgage and Mortgage Substitutes
93(38)
A Historical Overview of Mortgage Law
94(5)
The Nature of a Mortgage
99(15)
The Mortgage as Security for the Mortgagor's Performance of and Obligation
99(1)
Application of Jeffrey Towers, Inc
99(1)
Notes and Questions
99(2)
Problem 3-1
101(1)
The Mortgage Note as the Underlying Obligation
102(1)
Emporia State Bank & Trust Co. v. Mounkes
103(3)
Note and Questions
106(3)
Personal Liability of the Mortgagor
109(1)
Bedian v. Cohn
110(1)
Notes and Questions
110(1)
Equitable Mortgages
111(1)
Notes and Questions
112(1)
Problem 3-2
112(2)
Thd Deed of Trust as a Mortgage Substitute
114(5)
In re Bisbee (Bisbee v. Security National Bank)
115(4)
The installment Land Contract as a Mortgage Substitute
119(3)
Notes adn Questions
120(1)
Problem 3-3
120(2)
The Mortgage in Compretition with Other Real Estate Interests
122(9)
Principles Governing Priority of Interests
122(3)
Altering Priorities by Agreement : Subordination and Nondisturbance Agreements
125(2)
Direct Versus Indirect Encumbrances
127(1)
Notes and Questions
128(1)
Problem 304
129(2)
Preclosing Terms and Conditions of the Mortgage Loan Commitmemt
131(98)
Prefinancing Considerations
132(3)
Selection of the Real Estate
132(1)
The Function of Postconstruction Financing
133(1)
The Commercial Lending Cycle
133(1)
Selection of the Postconstruction Lender
134(1)
Negotiating the Mortgage Loan Commitment
135(13)
Real Estate Financing: The Permanent Mortgage Loan Commitment
136(5)
Smith
Lubell
Teachers Insurance & Annuity Association of America v. Butler
141(4)
Notes and Questions
145(3)
Problem 4-1
148(1)
Remedies for Breach of Mortgage Loan Commitments
148(17)
Breach of Commitment by Borrower
150(1)
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. v. NCR Corp
151(5)
Woodbridge Place Apartments v. Washington Square Capital
156(5)
Notes and Ouestions
161(4)
Breach of Commitment by Lender
165(7)
Pipkin v. Thomas & Hill, Inc
165(4)
Enforcement of the Real Estate Loan Commitment: Improvement of the Borrower's Remedies
169(1)
Mehr
Kilgore
Notes and Questions
170(2)
Preclosing Commitment Terms and Conditions
172(38)
The Loan Amount as a Percentage of Appraised Value
173(1)
Ellwood, Appraisal for Mortgage Loan Purposes
174(3)
Notes and Questions
177(2)
The Gap Financing Problem
179(1)
Garfinkel, The Negotiation of Construction and Permanent Loan Commitments (Part 2)
180(2)
Sample Floor-Ceiling Loan Leasing Requirement
182(1)
Notes and Questions
183(1)
Problem 4-2
184(1)
Problem 4-3
184(1)
Assignment of the Commitment
184(1)
Garfinkel, The Negotiation of Construction and Permanent Loan Commitments (Part 2)
185(1)
Notes and Questions
185(1)
Timely Completion of Improvements in Accordance with Approved Plans and Specifications
186(2)
Whalen v. Ford Motor Credit Co
188(2)
Notes and Questions
190(1)
Problem 4-4
191(1)
Approval of the Security Documents
192(1)
Notes and Questions
193(1)
The Buy-Sell Agreements
193(1)
Notes and Questions
194(1)
Problem 4-5
195(1)
Compliance with Land Use Regulations and Environmental Law
196(2)
Notes and Questions
198(3)
Problem 4-6
201(2)
Survey
203(1)
Notes and Questions
203(3)
Problem 4-7
206(1)
Title Insurance
206(2)
Problem 4-8
208(1)
No Material Adverse Change Allowed between Commitment and Closing
209(1)
Notes and Questions
210(1)
The Lawyer's Role in Closing the Mortgage Loan
210(19)
The Ethical Real Estate Lawyer: Professional Responsibility Issues in Closing the Mortgage Loan
210(1)
Wright v. Pennamped
211(4)
Notes and Questions
215(3)
Loan Opinion Letters
218(1)
The Law of Real Estate Financing
218(4)
M. Madison
J. Dwyer
S. Bender
Notes and Questions
222(2)
The Mechanics of Closing the Mortgage Loan
224(1)
The Law of Real Estate Financing
224(5)
M. Madison
J. Dwyer
S. Bender
Postclosing Terms of the Mortgage Loan Commitment
229(66)
Postclosing Terms of Mortgage Financing
229(66)
The Rate of Interest
229(3)
Uri, The Participating Mortgage: Spreading the Risks and Rewards of Ownership
232(4)
Notes and Questions
236(11)
The Amortization Period
247(3)
Notes and Questions
250(1)
Problem 5-1
251(1)
Nonrecourse Loans and Carve-outs
252(1)
Morrison and Senn, Carving Up the ``Carve-outs'' in Nonrecourse Loans
252(6)
Notes and Questions
258(1)
Problem 5-2
259(1)
The Prepayment Privilege
259(2)
River East Plaza, L.L.C. v. Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co.
261(7)
Notes and Questions
268(3)
Payment of Taxes and Insurance: Escrows
271(2)
Notes and Questions
273(1)
Satisfactory Hazard Insurance
273(1)
Savarese v. Ohio Farmers Insurance Co.
274(2)
Notes and Questions
276(3)
Problem 5-3
279(1)
Problem 5-4
279(2)
The Prohibition of Junior Financing
281(1)
La Sala v. American Savings & Loan Association
282(2)
Notes and Questions
284(1)
Problem 5-5
285(1)
The Right to Sell Mortgaged Property
286(2)
Notes and Questions
288(7)
Construction Financing
295(50)
The Role of Construction Financing in the Commercial Lending Cycle
295(5)
Davis, The Permanent Lender's Role in the Construction Process
296(2)
Levy, Construction Loan Decision-Making: Issues and Documents; Risks and Benefits
298(1)
Notes and Questions
299(1)
Problem 6-1
300(1)
Terms and Conditions of Construction Financing
300(45)
Joyce, Financing Real Estate Developments
301(2)
Loan Amount, Interest Rate, and Other Payment Terms
303(1)
Notes and Questions
304(1)
Conformity with the Postconstruction Commitment
305(1)
Notes and Questions
306(1)
Priority against Mechanics' Liens
306(2)
Notes and Questions
308(1)
The Optional-Obligatory Doctrine
308(1)
National Bank of Washington v. Equity Investors
308(4)
Irwin Concrete v. Sun Coast Properties
312(1)
Fla. Stat. Ann. §697.04
313(1)
Notes and Questions
313(3)
Problem 6-2
316(1)
The Uniform Construction Lien Act Approach
317(1)
Prefatory Note to the Uniform Construction Lien Act
318(1)
Uniform Construction Lien Act §§210, 301, 208
319(3)
Notes and Questions
322(1)
Problem 6-3
322(1)
Protection for the Construction Lender: Title Insurance
323(3)
Notes and Questions
326(1)
Problem 6-4
326(1)
Problem 6-5
326(1)
Protection for the Construction Lender: Payment Bonds and Lien Waivers
326(1)
Notes and Questions
327(1)
Equitable Lien Theory
328(1)
Swinerton & Walberg Co. v. Union Bank
328(3)
Notes and Questions
331(1)
Assurance of Completion
332(1)
Lender's Approval of Contractor's Building Contract and Architect's Contract
332(1)
Notes and Questions
333(1)
Performance Bonds; Guarantees; Letters of Credit; Insurance; Disbursement Programs
333(3)
Notes and Questions
336(1)
Closing the Construction Loan and Disbursing Funds under the Construction Loan Agreement
336(1)
The Law of Real Estate Financing
337(6)
M. Madison
J. Dwyer
S. Bender
Notes and Questions
343(1)
Problem 6-6
343(2)
Refinancing, Secondary Financing, and High-Ratio Financing
345(44)
Refinancing
346(5)
Smith, Refinancing a Syndicated Property
347(2)
Notes and Questions
349(2)
Secondary Financing
351(25)
Conventional Second Mortgage Financing
353(1)
Notes and Questions
353(4)
Mezzanine Financing
357(1)
The law of Real Estate Financing
357(4)
M. Madison
J. Dwyer
S. Bender
Subordinated Purchase Money Mortgages
361(1)
Bell, Negotiating the Purchase-Money Mortgage
362(7)
Notes and Questions
369(1)
Problem 7-1
369(7)
Special Types of High-Rationcing
376(8)
High-Credit and Synthetic Lease Financing
377(1)
Real Estate Financing: The High-Credit Lease
377(3)
Smith
Lubell
Murray, Off-Balance-Sheet Financing: Synthetic Leases
380(3)
Notes and Questions
383(1)
Bond Financing
384(5)
Notes and Questions
387(1)
Problem 7-2
387(2)
Defaults, Workouts, and Foreclosure
389(88)
Working Out Defaults By Agreements
389(12)
Negotiating and Drafting the Workout Agreement
390(8)
Roberts
Notes and Questions
398(3)
Rights and Duties of the Parties Prior to Foreclosure
401(17)
The Mortgagee's Right to Accelerate the Indebtedness
401(1)
Vonk v. Dunn
401(4)
Notes and Questions
405(2)
The Mortgagee's Right to Possession
407(1)
New York & Suburban Federal Savings & Loan Association v. Sanderman
407(2)
Notes and Questions
409(2)
The Mortgagee's Right to Appointment of a Receiver
411(1)
Assignment of Leases and Rents
412(1)
Ganbaum v. Rockwood Realty Corp
412(3)
Notes and Questions
415(3)
Problem 8-1
418(1)
Rights and Duties of the Parties at Foreclosure
418(59)
Balancing the Interests of Borrower and Lender
418(1)
Methods of Foreclosure
419(2)
Cal. Civ. Code §2924f
421(1)
Karoutas v. HomeFed Bank
422(3)
Notes and Questions
425(1)
Problem 8-2
426(1)
Problem 8-3
427(1)
Problem 8-4
428(2)
Protection of the Borrower
430(1)
Antideficiency Judgment Legislation
430(1)
The Judicial and Legislative Response to Price Inadequacy in Mortgage Foreclosure Sales
431(3)
Washburn
N.Y. Real Prop. Acts. Law §1371
434(1)
Trustees of the Washington-Idaho-Montana Carpenters-Employers Retirement Trust Fund v.Galleria Partnership
435(5)
Notes and Questions
440(1)
Problem 8-5
440(1)
Problem 8-6
441(2)
The One-Form-of-Action Rule
443(1)
Notes and Questions
444(1)
Problem 8-7
444(1)
Sale Confirmation, Upset Prices, and Unconscionable Prices
445(1)
In re Krohn
446(5)
Notes and Questions
451(1)
Rights of Redemption
452(1)
United States v. Stadium Apartments
452(4)
Notes and Questions
456(1)
Problem 8-8
456(1)
Problem 8-9
457(1)
Constitutional Attacks on Power-of-sale Foreclosures
457(2)
Notes and Questions
459(1)
Problem 8-10
459(1)
Enforceability of Forfeiture Provisions in Installment Land Contracts
460(1)
Looney v. Farmers Home Administration
461(4)
Heikkila v. Carver
465(4)
Notes and Questions
469(8)
Lender Liability
477(30)
Theories of Lender Liability
477(18)
Garrett v. BankWest, Inc
478(7)
Uptown Heights Associates Limited Partnership v. Seafirst Corp.
485(5)
Notes and Questions
490(5)
The Construction Lender's Liability to Third Parties and the Borrower
495(9)
Connor v. Great Western Savings & Loan Association
496(5)
Notes and Questions
501(1)
Problem 9-1
502(2)
Avoidance of Lender Liability
504(3)
Notes and Questions
505(1)
Problem 9-2
505(1)
Problem 9-3
505(2)
PART III FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE LEASING
507(124)
Overview of Commercial Leasing Transactions
509(58)
Overview of Commercial Leasing
509(58)
Percentage Rent
509(1)
Notes and Questions
510(1)
Covenant of Continuous Operation
511(1)
Lagrew v. Hooks-SupeRx. Inc
511(5)
Notes and Questions
516(1)
Problem 10-1
517(2)
Restrictive Covenants
519(1)
Herman Miller, Inc. v. Thom Rock Realty Co.
520(4)
Notes and Questions
524(1)
Assignments and Sublets
525(1)
Newman v. Hinky Dinky Omaha-Lincoln, Inc
525(3)
Ilkhchooyi v. Best
528(7)
Notes and Questions
535(1)
Repairs and Compliance with Laws
536(1)
Brown v. Green
537(5)
Dennison v. Marlowe
542(2)
Notes and Questions
544(1)
The Commercial Landlord's Remedies
545(1)
Austin Hill County Realty, Inc. v. Palisases Plaza, Inc
546(5)
Notes and Questions
551(3)
Credit Leases as Security
554(1)
The Law of Real Estate Financing
555(3)
M. Malidson
J. Dwyer
S. Bender
Hershman, Leases--- Pitfalls and Pratfalls
558(8)
Problem 10-2
566(1)
Leasehold and Leaseback Financing
567(64)
Leasehold Versus Fee Mortgage Financing
567(25)
Halpe, Introducing the Groudn Lease
568(2)
Legal, Tax, and Business Considerations
570(3)
Notes and Questions
573(1)
Problem 11-1
573(1)
Regulatory Law Considerations
573(1)
Mass. Ann. Laws ch. 175, §63 (7)
573(1)
Notes and Questions
574(1)
Problem 11-2
574(1)
Leasehold Mortgage That Does Not Encumber the Fee: Lender's Requiremetns
575(1)
Leasehold Mortgages: Some Practical Considerations
575(9)
Mark
Notes and Questions
584(1)
Problem 11-3
585(1)
Leasehold Mortgage Encumbering the Fee: The Streamlined Mortgage
586(1)
Real Estate Financing: The Streamlined Mortgage
587(3)
Smith
Lubell
Notes and Questions
590(2)
Sale-and-Leaseback Financing
592(39)
Comparision with Mortgages and Straight -Debt Financing
594(1)
Stewart, Note, Taxation of Sale and Leaseback Transactions---A General Review
594(2)
Fuller, Sale and Leasebacks and the Frank Lyon Case
596(2)
Notes and Questions
598(1)
Problem 11-4
598(4)
Tax Pitfalls of Using Sale-and-Leaseback Financing
602(1)
Frank Lyon Co. v. UnitedStates
603(9)
Shurtz, A Decision Model for Lease Parties in Sale-Leasebacks of Real Estate
612(3)
Century Electric Co. v. Commissioner
615(2)
Jordan March Co. v. Commissioner
617(1)
Rev. Rul. 60-43
618(1)
Notes and Qeustions
619(8)
Problem 11-5
627(4)
PART IV FUNDAMENTALS OF REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
631(152)
Economics of Real Estate Investments
633(7)
Financial Leverage and Economics Rewards
633(7)
Financial Leverage
633(1)
Notes and Questions
634(2)
Measuring the Profitablity of a Real Estate Investment
636(1)
The Law of Real Estate Financing
637(1)
M. Madison
J. Dwyer
S. Bender
Notes and Questions
638(2)
Economics Rewards and Risks
640(1)
Why Real State?
640(19)
Hudson-Wilson
Fabozzi
Notes and Questions
644(5)
The Mortgages Market for Commercial Real Estate
649(10)
Sustained Budget Deficits, Longer-Run U.S. Economics Performance, and the Risk of Financial and Fiscal Disarray
651(3)
Rubin
Orszag
Sinai
Notes and Questiosn
654(5)
Overview of Taxation of Real Estate Investments
659(62)
Taxation of Income-Producing Real Estate
659(62)
Overviwe
659(2)
Real Estate as a Limited Tax Shelter
661(1)
The Crane Doctrine
661(1)
Crance v. Commissioner
661(4)
Notes and Questions
665(3)
Tax Shelter by Means of the Depreciation Deduction
668(5)
Notes and Questions
673(6)
Tax Shelter Reform
679(1)
McKee, The Real Estate Tax Shelter: A Computerized Expose
679(4)
Panel Discussions on General Tax Reform Before the Huose Ways and Means Committe
683
Commercial Real Estate and the 1993 Tax Act---Part 1 and 2
668(23)
Shenkman
Marshall
Schwartz, Real Estate and the Tax Reform Act of 1986
691(1)
Staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation, General Explanation of the Tax Reform Act of 1986
692(4)
The Law of Real Estate Financing
696(1)
M. Madison
J. Dwyer
S. Bender
Shenkman and Marshall, Commercial Real Estate and the 1993 Tax Act---Parts 1 and 2
696(5)
108th Congress, 1st Session, H. Rpt. 108-94
701(1)
Kotlarsky, Capital Gains and Tax Policy
701(3)
Notes and Questions
704(4)
Tax Deferred Exchanges
708(1)
The Mortgage and Real Estate Executive's Report
708(6)
Notes and Questions
714(4)
Problem 13-1
718(1)
Problem 13-2
719(2)
Selection of the Ownership Entity
721(20)
Partnership Versus Incorporation
723(3)
Legal and Financing Consideration
723(1)
Advantages of Partnership over Corporate Taxation
724(2)
Limited Partnership Versus Limited Liability Company
726(15)
Limited Partnership
726(3)
Gonzalez v. Chalpin
729(2)
Limited Liability Companies
731(2)
Subchapter S Corporations
733(1)
Tenancy in Common
734(1)
Notes and Questions
735(2)
Problem 14-1
737(4)
Securitization
741(42)
Secularization on the Equity Side of Commercial Real Estate Investments
741(10)
Moore, The Return of the Real Estate Investment Trust
742(7)
Notes and Questions
749(1)
Problem 15-1
750(1)
Regulation of Real Investments as Securities
751(10)
Securities and Exchange Commission v. W.J.Howey Co.
751(3)
Schneider, The Elusive Definition of a Security
754(3)
Notes an Questions
757(1)
Problem 15-2
757(4)
Securitization on the Debt Side of Commercial Real Estate
761(22)
Richards, ``Gradable and Tradable'': The Secularitization of Commercial Real Estate Mortgages
762(7)
Offering Memorandum, Olympia & York Maiden Lane Finance Corp.
769(3)
Forte, From Main Street to Wall Street: Commercial Mortgages-Backed Securities
772(5)
Lahny, Overview of the Basic Securitization Transaction
777(3)
Notes and Questions
780(1)
Problems 15-3
781(2)
PART V OVERVIEW OF IMPORTANT ISSUES IN MODERN REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION
783(168)
Common Interest Communities: Condominiums, Cooperatives, and Planned Communities
785(34)
The CIC as a Quasi Government
786(8)
Board of Dirs. of 175 E. Delaware Place Homeowners' Ass'n v. Hinojosa
787(4)
Notes and Questions
791(3)
Ensuring Community in the CIC
794(4)
Hyatt, Common Interest Communities: Evolution and Reinvention
796(2)
Developer Concerns
798(16)
The Choice of CIC Form
799(1)
Developer Control of the Board
800(1)
Fair Housing Law Implications in Planning a CIC
801(3)
Adaptive Reuse in Urban Settings: Brownfields
804(3)
Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act (ILSFDA)
807(1)
Winter v.Hollingworth Properties, Inc.
807(4)
Notes and Questions
811(3)
Lender Concerns with CIC Developmnets
814(5)
Financing Condominiums
814(1)
The Law of Real Estate Financing
814(4)
M. Madison
J. Dwyer
S. Bender
Fiinancing Coopertives
818(1)
Negotiations, Mediation, and Arbitration
819(18)
Alternative Dispurte Resolution
820(7)
Negotiation
820(3)
Notes and Questions
823(1)
Mediation
823(1)
Arbitration
823(2)
Notes and questions
825(1)
Probkem 17-1
825(1)
Problem 17-2
825(2)
Problem 17-3
827(1)
General Principles Governing Choice of Mediation or Arbitration Over Litigation
827(1)
Drafting Client Choices on ADR
827(10)
Notes and Quesstions
834(1)
Problem 17-4
834(3)
The Impact of Bankruptcy on Real Estate Transactions
837(94)
Starting Over
837(3)
The Mortgagee's Ability to Realize on Collateral
840(53)
The Automatic Stay and Adequate Protection
840(1)
Bankruptcy Code §362
840(3)
Bankruptcy Code §101 (51:B)
843(300)
Bankruptcy Code §361
843(1)
In re Jamaica House, Inc.
843(3)
Roslyn Savings Bank V. Comcoach Corp. (In re Comcoach Corp.)
846(2)
Notes and Questions
848(1)
Problem 18-1
848(8)
The Plan of Reorganization
856(4)
Bankruptcy Code
860(3)
Till v. SCS Credit Corp. (In re Till)
863(8)
Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association v. 203 North la Salle Street Partnership
871(7)
Notes and Questions
878(3)
Problem 18-2
881(12)
Fraudulent Transfer Law and Real Estate Transactions
893(14)
The Development of Fraudulent Transfer Law
893(1)
Mortgage Foreclosures as Constructively Fraudulent Transfers
894(2)
BFP v. Resolution Trust Corp.
896(6)
Notes and Questions
902(2)
Termination of Leases as Constructively Fraudulent Transfers
904(1)
Notes and Questions
905(1)
Mortgages as Fraudulent Transfers in Leveraged Buyout Transactions
905(1)
Notes and Questions
906(1)
Bankruptcy of Tenant or Landlord
907(24)
Bankruptcy Code §365
907(5)
Bankruptcy of the Tenant
912(1)
Liona Corp. v. PCH Associates (In re PCH Associates)
913(4)
Notes and Questions
917(8)
Bankruptcy of the Landlord
925(1)
Notes and Questions
926(1)
Problem 18-3
927(1)
Problem 18-4
927(4)
Environmental Liabilities in Real Estate Transactions
931(20)
The Mortgagee's Liability for Environmental Hazards
932(11)
CER CLA §101 (20)
933(3)
Forte, Environmental Liability Risk Management
936(5)
Notes and Questions
941(1)
Problem 19-1
941(2)
Environmental Issues in Conveyancing
943(6)
HM Holdings, Inc. v. Rankin
944(2)
Notes and Questions
946(3)
The Landlord's Liability for Environmental Hazards
949(2)
Notes and Questions
950(1)
Table of Cases 951(8)
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