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Attorneys
- Katherine Simpson Allen
- Amy L. Baker
- Julian L. Bibb
- Robert N. Buchanan III
- James A. Budd
- Angela S. Burchett
- Miranda R. Christy
- James C. Cotey
- Jamie L. Cox
- Brian A. Cromer
- Lawrence C. Droege
- J. Bryan Echols
- T. Gregory Ehrhard
- Paul Allen England
- B. Walker Entwistle
- Richard D. Flexner
- William H. Haden, Jr.
- J. Spencer Harmon
- Alex P. Herrington, Jr.
- Barry A. Hines
- Joseph J. Jensen
- Alfred S. Joseph III
- Jeffrey R. King
- T. Matthew Mashburn
- William H. Mathieu
- Thomas E. Meng
- P. Jay Pontrelli
- Natalie L. Reed
- Stephen M. Ruschell
- David E. Saffer
- Daniel W. Small
- Richard W. Stephens
- Robert H. Turner III
- Richard A. Vance
- Robert B. Vice, Jr.
- Alexander C. Waddey
- Charles B. Waters, Jr.
- Allison A. Wiemer
- Warren H. Wild, Jr.
- James R. Williamson
- Jeff D. Woodward
- Michael C. White
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News
- Seventy-three Stites & Harbison attorneys honored in "Best Lawyers in America"
- Chambers USA honors 32 Stites & Harbison attorneys with inclusion in the 2010 guide
- A Greener Tomorrow
- Lenders and Mortgage Holders saved by KRS 382.270; Bankruptcy Appellate Panel upholds the validity of a mortgage with alleged notary defects
- Recent amendment to the Truth in Lending Act requires creditors to notify borrowers of assignments of their mortgage
- Clarifying Commercial Debt
- Atlanta Motorsports Park completes land purchase; 153-acre tract is ready for development
- Protecting or Taking: The Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act of 2009 and its Impact on Purchasers of Foreclosed Propoerties
- Chambers USA honors Stites & Harbison attorneys with inclusion in the 2009 guide
- From trails to triathlons
- Alfred S. Joseph, III, appointed to Kentucky Oral History Commission
- Kentucky Attorney General eases recording requirements on mortgage modifications
- Stites & Harbison welcomes Michael White
- Treasury's Private Capital Purchase Program
- Stites & Harbison attorney honored for professional and community work
- Complying with the Tennessee Home Loan Protection Act
- Mid-South Super Lawyers honors 12 Nashville Stites & Harbison attorneys, three in the Top 100 List
- Two new associates join Stites & Harbison in Nashville
- Seventy-two Stites & Harbison attorneys named "Best Lawyers in America"
- Treasury begins EESA implementation - potentially expanding Hope for Homeowners Program
- Ron Bingham, II, and James Budd join Stites & Harbison
- Julian Bibb Elected to Serve on Sewanee Board of Trustees
- Stites & Harbison welcomes Natalie Reed to the Lexington office
- William H. Mathieu joins Stites & Harbison in Atlanta as a Member
- Stites & Harbison earns most Best of the Bar honors
- Julian Bibb Awarded Tennessee Historical Commission's Certificate of Merit
- Kentucky Supreme Court addresses litigation waiver issue in arbitration
- Daniel Small and Paul England join Stites & Harbison
- Chambers USA honors 27 Stites & Harbison attorneys with inclusion in the 2008 guide
- Mortgage Lending Variations in the Bluegrass Nation: Kentucky Enacts Sweeping Mortgage Lending Bill
- Bradley and Woodward join Stites & Harbison
- Franklin's Charge elects Julian Bibb as officer, re-elects him to board
- Recent Developments in Title Insurance Law
- Julian Bibb elected to serve on Board of Tennessee Civil War Preservation Association and Cumberland Region Tomorrow
- Georgia Super Lawyers honors four Stites & Harbison attorneys
- Kentucky Court Strikes Finance Charge Provisions of Motor Vehicle Retail Installment Sales Act
- The Federal Reserve Board proposes substantial changes to Reg Z that would greatly impact the residential mortgage lending industry
- Joseph J. Jensen joins Stites & Harbison in Franklin
- Lenders must tell insurer about foreclosure
- Christy A. Ames joins Stites & Harbison in Louisville
- Stites tops the list, ranks as one of the fastest-growing firms in U.S.
- Nineteen new associates join Stites & Harbison
- Mid-South Super Lawyers honors nine Stites & Harbison attorneys
- Stites & Harbison's Nashville office moves to new SunTrust Plaza
- Sixty-three Stites & Harbison attorneys named "Best Lawyers in America"
- Nashville Business Journal honors seven Stites & Harbison attorneys as Best of the Bar
- Business of Law: A bridge to the future
- Chambers USA honors 22 Stites & Harbison attorneys with inclusion in 2007 guide
- Stites & Harbison named "Go-To Law Firm" by Corporate Counsel magazine
- Kentucky Super Lawyers magazine honors 29 Stites & Harbison attorneys
- Two attorneys join Stites & Harbison in Louisville
- Atlantans Celebrate Koninginnedag, The Queen of the Netherlands' Birthday
- Is the check for the African-American center really in the mail?
- A Wimmer's Tale
- Chambers USA honors 19 Stites & Harbison attorneys with inclusion in 2006 guide
- Twenty new associates join Stites & Harbison
- Natalie L. Reed joins Stites & Harbison in Louisville
- Fifty-six Stites & Harbison attorneys honored as Best Lawyers
- 6th Circuit Rules in Mortgage Note Assignment Case
- Nashville Business Journal honors eight Stites & Harbison attorneys as Best of the Bar
- Financial Institutions Advisor, Vol. 4, No. 1
- Julian Bibb named ?Member of the Year? by Williamson County-Franklin Chamber of Commerce
- Stites & Harbison names four new partners in Louisville
- Six new associates join Stites & Harbison in Louisville
- Stites & Harbison adds two new associates in Nashville
- Nashville Business Journal honors five of Stites & Harbison's attorneys as Best of the Bar
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The law firm of Stites & Harbison has extensive commercial real estate financing experience. Over the past 25 years, the firm's real estate attorneys have represented institutional lenders in Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Georgia, Tennessee, Michigan and other states in the region. Transactions have ranged from traditional construction and permanent financing of large commercial projects to credit enhancement, low income and historic tax credit financing and securitization of loans. The real estate group currently represents a local housing authority in connection with a neighborhood revitalization project to create 1,500 new HUD-financed housing units and represents a consortium of commercial lenders in the revitalization financing of Louisville's Village West low-income housing project. For a closer look at some representative examples of the work of the Real Estate Financing Service Group, please click on the links below: