Commercial Real Estate Loans 101: Loan Structures and Facilities, Documentation, Advising Borrowers and Lenders
Recording of a 60-minute premium CLE video webinar
This CLE webinar will provide an introduction to commercial real estate loans. The panel will review the differences between commercial and residential real estate loans, how commercial real estate loans work, the types of commercial loan structures and facilities available, and financing considerations from the perspectives of both the borrower and lender.
Outline
- Overview of commercial real estate loans
- Commercial real estate loans vs. residential loans
- Understanding the financial terms of the loan and what's negotiable
- Types of commercial real estate loan structures and facilities
- Financing and loan structure considerations from the perspective of both the borrower and lender
- Loan documentation
- Key takeaways
Benefits
The panel will review these and other relevant issues:
- What are the differences between a commercial real estate loan and a residential loan?
- What are the common types of commercial real estate loan structures and facilities?
- What documents are typically included in a commercial loan package?
- What are the key financing considerations from the perspective of both the borrower and lender?
Faculty
![Demirchyan, Andrew](/img/t/3b525c24302c3737bedeb51d7ecdf4ce.jpg)
A. Andrew Demirchyan
Senior Counsel
Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis
With a strong background working in nearly all aspects of real estate in California – from property management,... | Read More
With a strong background working in nearly all aspects of real estate in California – from property management, residential and commercial real estate transactions, to real estate development and preservation work – Mr. Demirchyan skillfully aids clients in navigating complicated and ever-changing real estate laws. He represents developers, owners, and financial institutions in complex commercial real estate transactions, including secured lending, commercial leasing, acquisitions, dispositions, and Mills Act matters. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Demirchyan served as the Deputy White House Liaison for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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