About: GERSON LAW FIRM APC

GERSON LAW FIRM APC represents clients on all matters real estate and business related, both transactional and litigation. GERSON LAW FIRM APC is nationally recognized for its representation of some of the nation's largest lenders on loan closings, special servicing, and enforcement proceedings throughout the United States. GERSON LAW FIRM APC practice includes representing lenders closing loans under Fannie Mae's DUS Lending Program and Freddie Mac's Program Plus for multifamily investments. GERSON LAW FIRM APC represents major national banks, life insurance companies, and private funds in all matters lending related, including originations and loss mitigation strategies, for hotels, office buildings, shopping centers, multifamily and construction.

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FIRST QUARTER 2013 REPORT: LOAN SALES, LOAN CLOSING AND LOAN ENFORCEMENT

GERSON LAW FIRM APC closed the first quarter 2013 providing lender clients and real estate investors with support for loan sales, loan closings and loan enforcement proceedings. Among loan sales, GERSON LAW FIRM represented an institutional lender selling first mortgage loans secured by Escondido Country Club and Stoneridge Country Club...
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PROPOSED FANNIE MAE AND FREDDIE MAC MULTIFAMILY REDUCTION COULD LIMIT LATE-YEAR LENDING

Part of the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s new goals for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac–a planned reduction in new multifamily lending–could have repercussions, said Centerline Capital Group’s William Hyman. “If an investor or owner is thinking about financing, (they should) do it sooner in the year rather than later,” said...
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CALIFORNIA COURT OF APPEALS HOLDS THAT MINOR MINISTERIAL OMISSIONS IN FORECLORES SHOULD NOT INVALIDATE A NON-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE.

After a wave of court holdings in every state making it more difficult for lenders to foreclose, a California Court of Appeals has held that the omission of naming a trustee in a deed of trust does not invalidate a non-judicial foreclosure sale. In the same decision it was also...
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LENDER HELD LIABLE FOR FRAUD WHEN FOREBEARANCE AGREEMENT INCLUDED TERMS NOT PART OF ORAL DISCUSSIONS LEADING TO FINAL AGREEMENT

In Riverisland Cold Storage Inc. v. Fresno-Madera Production Credit Association, involving a workout of a commercial real estate loan, the borrower claimed that it was misled when entering into a forbearance agreement which added as collateral six properties that were not subject to discussions in which only two additional properties...
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