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LendingOne is pleased to be hosting a series of real estate investor webinars designed to help real estate investors grow their business portfolios. We will be providing tips, strategies, and information on the housing market so you can expand your investing knowledge and ultimately grow your businesses. These free online seminars will feature subject matter experts from across the industry as presenters who will share their real estate backgrounds and housing market specializations to offer insight and advice for all investors.

ENotes and other electronic loan documentation are now routine in residential mortgage lending and have gained more acceptance in commercial real estate lending. The industry is gradually moving toward the digital transformation of the mortgage lifecycle: application, closing, documentation, notarization, recording, and securitization. ESIGN and UETA establish the legality of electronic records and signatures. MERS provides a platform for filing and tracking transfers of "control" of real estate notes from one party to another. However, electronic documents must comply with the UCC and recording statutes (which might require a paper original of the mortgage) and other applicable state laws. If litigation ensues surrounding electronic loan documents, counsel must understand and address enforceability, authentication, and admissibility issues of electronic communications and e-signatures. Listen as our authoritative panel discusses the use of eNotes and electronic loan documentation in commercial and residential mortgage lending. The program will also examine legal and practical issues regarding transferability, UCC perfection, the authentication of electronic signatures, and the admissibility of electronic communications and e-signatures in litigation.

Things are different now. As return to office takes shape, the tenant experience will need to change. For operators, the new challenge is how to deliver value in response to the new demand of hybrid work. Is space being used efficiently? Do your amenities fit your tenants’ needs? Are they able to make informed decisions about their space? Find out how the informed use of data can show your tenants that you’re improving their bottom line—and improve yours at the same time. In this webinar, you’ll learn how to: evaluate tenant traffic data meet tenants’ changing needs use data to be more competitive in the marketplace futureproof your properties

Before taking the plunge into commercial real estate investing, one should have a clear understanding of how to select the right location, preferred type and class of property, what due diligence to do, how to secure financing, how to negotiate a deal, and how to manage the property going forward as a commercial landlord. This Financial Poise panel explains the process from looking for the investment, to contract, to closing, and beyond.