Zucker and Kwestel, LLP - Real Estate Attorneys in the Tri-State Area (NY, NJ, CT)

FIRM PROFILE - REAL ESTATE


The law firm of Zucker & Kwestel, LLP is engaged in the general practice of law, with an emphasis in the areas of Real Estate, Real Estate Lending, Mortgage Foreclosure, Commercial, Corporate, General Business and Commercial Law. The firm has offices throughout the Tri-State area with offices in New Rochelle, NY, Cedarhurst, Long Island (NY), and Teaneck, New Jersey.

We presently represent several major Lending institutions, including federal savings banks and several mortgage banking companies in connection with their commercial and residential mortgage lending activities. During the past several years, Zucker & Kwestel, LLP has represented its lending clients in connection with numerous loans covering such properties as office buildings, apartment buildings, single family residences, condominium units and cooperative apartments. On behalf of our clients we prepare and negotiate commercial loan commitment letters and all loan closing documentation; and review title and all other documentation underlying the loan transaction. Our commercial lending activities involve properties situated within the City of New York and counties comprising the New York and New Jersey metropolitan areas.

Our firm represents its lending clients most frequently in connection with transactions involving purchase money mortgages, second mortgages, mortgage refinancing and equity loans. We are very familiar with customary lender requirements and procedures for both portfolio lenders and lenders active in the secondary market. Additionally, we are familiar with those lenders who grant loans to individuals without perfect credit backgrounds.

Zucker & Kwestel, LLP has also represented various lending institutions and individuals, in the prosecution of hundreds of residential and commercial mortgage foreclosures in the New York Metropolitan area. The properties which were the subject of these actions include multi‑family properties, commercial properties, mixed use properties, single family residences and cooperative apartments.