Property Finance
| The property finance team acts for a large number of lenders, investors and developers within and outside the North East. The team forms an integral part of the banking team in providing banking, finance and fundraising advice for our clients. |
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We provide acquisition, development refinancing and securitisation packages to lenders. We also act for a wide range of UK and overseas borrowers, advising on procurement of investment and development loan facilities.
With a reputation for rolling up our sleeves and getting the deal done, our property finance team make Muckle LLP the preferred law firm for many lenders.
Here’s how we can help
Our specialist and advice areas include:
- Acquisition and investment finance (for UK and non-UK companies)
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Development finance
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Refinancing packages
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Joint venture finance
- Security packages
What people say about us
The property finance team [at Muckle LLP] deals with a wide variety of finance matters, from acting for banks in acquisition and development financings, to complex enterprise zone funding work and advice for high net worth individuals. On the real estate side, the team advised Property Investment on its £140 million financing requirements, and advised Bank of Scotland on its £20 million letter of credit facilities for a large international trading business. Being a smaller team, the lawyers “take ownership of a transaction and deliver through one individual, so the work does not get lost in the system.”
- Chambers 2008
For further information please contact Kevin Maloney, call 0191 211 7914 or alternatively email us at advice@muckle-llp.com
Related Resources
in the Muckle LLP Resource Centre
- How far ahead should we be looking, in approaching anyone for money to get the business off the ground?
- How do I find people who would be prepared to put venture capital into my business?
- Is it better to raise all the money we need for the initial period, plus a 'cushion', or to ask for enough to get started initially and then come back when we have six or 12 months' trading experience?
- What is the minimum they would be prepared to invest?
