Structuring the Transaction, Defending Real Property Interests
With deep resources in the related areas of finance, construction and environmental law, Foley Mansfield brings a multifaceted perspective to all phases of real estate development, ownership and management to our clients and their real property matters.
Our attorneys are well-versed in the many nuances of real property transactions and real estate-related disputes, including skilled negotiation, documentation, and litigation. Whether your needs are local, regional or national, our real property skills translate to exceptional service. Our real estate services include:
- Purchase, Sale, and Lease Agreements
- Secured Lending
- Leasing
- Enforcement of Real Property Interests
- Entity Formation
- Environmental Due Diligence
- Foreclosures
- Homeowner Associations and CICs
- Landlord/Tenant Issues
- Lien Disputes
- Property Damage Claims
- Tax Appeals
- Title Review and Dispute Resolution
- Municipal Land Use Issues
- Zoning, Conditional Use Permits, Variances, Platting, and Access Rights
Real estate matters require a solid understanding of the many laws that govern property, financing, and commercial transactions. We have the depth and breadth of experience necessary to effectively handle both transactional and contentious real estate matters and to address both the legal and operational challenges faced by property owners, managers, and operators of commercial property.
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