Strategically crafted loan documents give flexibility to the borrower and adequate protections and remedies for the lender. Carefully structured loan provisions can minimize disputes between the parties and reduce the risk of suit.

Charlotte partner Virginia “Ginger” Rolfes will join a panel of real estate finance attorneys to offer practical approaches for borrowers' and lenders' counsel for structuring loan covenants, event-of-default provisions, representations and warranties, and other loan provisions.

Rolfes is a real estate and finance attorney with more than 15 years of experience. She is experienced in commercial lending, asset management, finance, leasing, and general real estate matters. She has experience in originating commercial real estate loans that are securitized and sold on the bond market (also known as commercial mortgage backed securities or CMBS).