Elizabeth Whitman has started a one-year term as Vice-President - Administration for the Montgomery Blair High School PTSA. The PTSA is focused on supporting the needs of a diverse population of students and teachers at Maryland’s largest high school, consisting of more than 3,200 students and nearly 300 staff members.
Whitman Legal Solutions’ recent blog article Evaluating Real Estate Investments — Cash-on-Cash Return was republished by Weekly Real Estate News and by the American Apartment Owners Association.
Whitman Legal Solutions recently provided a client with turnkey representation in purchasing a company that owns $50 million in real estate in the Southeast. Representation included help in structuring a capital stack consisting of mortgage debt, preferred equity, and common equity.
Whitman Legal Solutions recently assisted a client with the structuring of and documentation of a client’s recapitalization of its investments with a total of $12 million in new preferred equity.
Elizabeth Whitman was quoted as a real estate expert in Is the time nigh for a refi? published in the July 7, 2021 issue of RealEstate Weekly.
Whitman Legal Solutions recently assisted a client with the acquisition of a 372-unit apartment complex located in Indianapolis. The acquisition included the buyer’s assumption of the existing Fannie Mae mortgage debt.
Elizabeth Whitman recently was quoted as an authority on real estate deeds in What is a grant deed? on Bankrate.com.
WLS’ blog article American Families Plan and Real Estate Investments - 1031 Exchanges recently was quoted in Wealth Strategies Journal.
WLS’ blog article April is Fair Housing Month was republished in the Legal Advocate, a publication of hte Judge Advocate General’s Corps of the U.S. Army.
Elizabeth Whitman has been appointed as the ABA Section Advisor to the Tenancy in Common Ownership Default Rules Committee of the Uniform Law Commission, (known among attorneys as the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws). The committee is charged with creating model state legislation that includes default rules for the management of tenancy in common real estate interests, also known as TICs.