Mortgage transaction representation
Representation of banks as lender’s counsel in real estate mortgage transactions, including review and coordination of lender documents through closing.
Banks & Lenders
New York Mortgage Transaction Counsel for Banks & Lenders.
JB Law Group represents banks as lender’s counsel in New York real estate mortgage transactions, including review and coordination of lender documents through closing. The firm also represents lenders in bridge loans, refinance transactions, construction financing, and commercial real estate financing.
Lender representation
Financing matters the firm supports.
Representation is tailored to the financing structure, the property, the documentation, and the lender’s objectives for the matter.
Bridge loans
Counsel for interim financing tied to a real estate transaction, from term sheet review through closing.
Refinance transactions
Review and documentation for refinancing existing real estate debt, including title and payoff coordination.
Construction financing
Counsel for financing connected to construction and development matters, aligned with the lender’s objectives.
Commercial real estate financing
Lender representation in commercial property transactions throughout New York.
A financing matter to discuss?
Start the conversation with the firm’s lender-focused contact process.
Engagement workflow
From initial review to closing.
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Initial matter review
Share the borrower, property, financing type, proposed amount, timing, and available term sheet or transaction documents.
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Documents and diligence
The firm reviews the transaction structure, loan documentation, title materials, and deal-specific requirements.
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Transaction coordination
Open items are addressed with the lender, borrower’s counsel, title professionals, and other transaction participants.
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Closing preparation
The parties coordinate final documents and closing requirements for the financing transaction.
Starting a matter
Information a prospective lender can provide.
Bringing these details to the first conversation helps the firm understand the matter and its requirements.
Please do not send confidential documents. Information provided before an attorney-client relationship is established is not treated as confidential, so keep the first conversation to transaction basics.
Financing type
Mortgage transaction, bridge, refinance, construction, or commercial real estate financing.
Property address
The property location and property type involved in the transaction.
Borrower and guarantor
The names of the borrower and any guarantors on the proposed financing.
Proposed loan amount
The approximate amount under consideration for the matter.
Anticipated timing
The expected timeline for issuing the commitment and closing.
Available materials
Any term sheet, title materials, or organizational documents already prepared.
Lender FAQ
Common lender questions.
Founder & Managing Attorney
Joshua Botesazan, Esq.
Joshua founded JB Law Group PLLC, a New York firm focused on real estate law.
View Joshua’s profile- What does JB Law Group do for banks in a real estate mortgage transaction?
- The firm represents banks as lender’s counsel in real estate mortgage transactions, including review and coordination of lender documents through closing.
- Which financing matters does the firm handle for lenders?
- Mortgage transaction representation, bridge loans, refinance transactions, construction financing, and commercial real estate financing.
- What information can a lender provide to start a matter?
- The financing type, property address, borrower and guarantor, proposed loan amount, anticipated timing, and any available term sheet, title materials, or organizational documents. Please do not send confidential documents before an attorney-client relationship is established.
- Where does the firm practice?
- JB Law Group PLLC is based at 11 Middle Neck Road, Suite 314, Great Neck, NY, and represents clients in real estate transactions throughout New York.
For banks and lenders
Counsel for your next financing transaction.
Call the office directly or start a conversation through the firm’s contact page.