Monthly Archives: May 2018

Mike King’s Corner: Name That Debtor–Correctly!

Author: Mike King

Issue: May 16, 2018

 

QUESTION: WHAT COLOSSAL MISCUE CAUSED A CREDITOR TO LOSE ABOUT $78,000 WORTH OF COLLATERAL?
ANSWER: INADVERTENTLY OMITTING THE LETTER “T” FROM THE DEBTOR’S MIDDLE NAME INVALIDATED THE UCC-1 FINANCING STATEMENT!

What’s in a name?

Ronald Markt Nay bought two Terex Dump Wagons with loans from LEAF Capital Funding, LLC (“LEAF”).  One loan was for $41,000 and the other loan was for $36,950.  LEAF filed UCC-1 financing statements with the Indiana Secretary of State’s Office to perfect its liens against the two dump wagons. 

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Gammage & Burnham recognized in AZ Big Media article

[Excerpt from AzBigMedia.com]
Real estate law trends to watch this year

Political and economic uncertainty has defined the past year.

With Arizona’s economy showing signs of growth amid low inflation, it seems like a crane casts a shadow over every intersection in downtown Phoenix.

But we are still dealing with an evolving and distressed retail segment and most pencil-pushers are still struggling to understand the implications of President Donald Trump’s changes to the tax laws.

But that’s not the only legal issue we need to be watching. AZRE spoke with some of the great legal minds in commercial real estate to find out what trends and issues they say we should look at before making that next deal.

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Gammage & Burnham Newsletter – May 2018

Author: Gammage & Burnham

Issue: May 3, 2018

 

Cheers to 35 Years!

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Harvard Investments Spends $40M on 464-Acre Master-Planned Mesa Community

Long-term client of Gammage & Burnham, Harvard Investments, is investing more than $40 million this year into Phase I of its 464-acre Cadence at Gateway master-planned community in east Mesa.

Partner Susan Demmitt has been working with Harvard Investments on the Cadence project since 2010. Partner Tom McDonald has also worked with builders regarding the acquisition of parcels within Cadence.

Harvard Investment’s Vice President Tim Brislin recently spoke to the Phoenix Business Journal about the project. According to project plans, Cadence will include 1,600 units of single-family residential homes, 400 units of multifamily and 40 acres of retail and commercial development.

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