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| James R. Peck |
Washington, D.C. (May 7, 2014) – Morris, Manning &
Martin, LLP is strengthening its rapidly-growing Washington, D.C. office with
the addition of James R. Peck as a partner in the firm’s Commercial
Finance and Real Estate Finance practices. He will co-chair the firm’s FHA
practice.
Peck, who was
previously a partner with Krooth & Altman, represents lenders in commercial
real estate financing transactions insured by the Federal Housing
Administration and securitized through Ginnie Mae.
He represents FHA
multifamily and healthcare lenders both in closing loans and advising on issues
connected with deal structuring and regulatory compliance.
He represents FHA lenders and closes loans nationwide for
acquisition, refinance, new construction and substantial rehabilitation of
properties, and has closed several of the largest non-hospital FHA-insured
loans ever made.
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| Bonnie H. Rothell |
He possesses particular strength in complex affordable
housing transactions involving tax credits (Low-Income Housing Tax Credits,
Historic Tax Credits and New Market Tax Credits), taxable and tax-exempt bonds,
subordinate mortgage debt, bridge loans and mezzanine debt.
He will work closely with partners Rick Boyd and Rusty
Fleming, as well as Bonnie H. Rothell, who joined MMM from Krooth
late last year.
For a complete
copy of the company’s news release, please contact:
Terri Thornton, (404) 932-4347, Terri@TerriThornton.com
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