Real Estate mid-level Associate

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 190,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP in Dallas seeks a full-time, partnership-track mid-level associate for its Real Estate practice. The candidate should have 3–6 years of sophisticated commercial real estate experience, including representing borrowers and/or lenders in financing transactions, and be capable of negotiating, documenting, and closing mortgage, mezzanine, and other secured lending deals.

The ideal candidate will manage complex transactions, coordinate closings, and draft principal

Qualifications

• Three to six years of sophisticated commercial real estate experience.
• Experience representing borrowers and/or lenders in commercial real estate financing transactions.
• Experience negotiating, documenting, and closing mortgage, mezzanine, and other secured lending transactions.

Responsibilities

• Manage complex transactions, coordinate closings, and draft and negotiate principal transaction documents.
• Demonstrate strong academic record, analytical, organizational, and writing skills.
• Collaborate with teams across the Real Estate practice to support clients.

Skills

Real estate financing

Negotiation

Drafting

Closing coordination

Job description

The Real Estate practice group of Hunton seeks a full-time, partnership-track mid-level associate in the Dallas office to join its thriving real estate practice. Candidates should have three to six years of sophisticated commercial real estate experience (class of 2023 – class of 2020), including meaningful experience representing borrowers and/or lenders in commercial real estate financing transactions. Such experience should include the negotiation, documentation, and closing of mortgage, mezzanine, and other secured lending transactions. Experience with acquisitions, dispositions, joint venture structures, and other equity transactions is also preferred.

The ideal candidate will have substantial experience managing complex transactions, coordinating closings, and drafting and negotiating principal transaction documents. Candidates should possess a strong academic record, exceptional analytical, organizational, and writing skills, and a collaborative approach to the practice of law. Texas bar membership is preferred and, in any event, required within one year of joining the firm. EEO/drug-free workplace/E-Verify participant/Female/Minority/Veteran/Disability.

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