by Amy Kame | October 27, 2021 | Legislation
What New York Senate Bill S5257C Could Mean for NYC Real Estate Authored by Ruben Izgelov, Co-Founder & Managing Partner of Nationwide Private Lender, We Lend. From the perspective of hotel and office building owners stuck with unproductive assets, the Housing Our...
by kRosen | June 7, 2021 | Legislation
New York Senate Bill 1061A: Regulation of Commercial Finance Licensing This correspondence was submitted on behalf of the National Private Lenders Association by Jonathan Hornik, Esq. and Peter Kelegian, Esq. of LaRocca Hornik Rosen & Greenberg, LLP. For the...
by kRosen | March 4, 2021 | Legislation
New York Private Lender/Investor Alert: Senate Bill 5376 Analysis provided by the NPLA’s General Counsel, Jon Hornik Attention NY Private Lenders and Investors, Bill #S5376 has been introduced to the NY Senate. If passed, the bill will adversely impact fix-n-flip...
by kRosen | January 15, 2021 | Legislation
New York Senate Bill 1061 Would Require Licensing for Private, Hard Money Commercial Mortgage Lenders Analysis provided by the NPLA’s General Counsel, Jon Hornik Private Lender Law and the National Private Lenders Association are preparing arguments to dissuade the...
by kRosen | December 29, 2020 | Legislation
New York Covid-19 Emergency Eviction And Foreclosure Prevention Act Of 2020 Signed Into Law Analysis provided by the NPLA’s General Counsel, Jon Hornik The Act’s stated intent is to avoid evictions and foreclosure proceedings for persons experiencing financial...
by kRosen | December 24, 2020 | Legislation
New York Commercial Finance Disclosure Bill 5470 Signed Into Law Video: Listen in as Amy Kame, Leonard Rosen, and Jon Hornik discuss the pivotal role the NPLA played in ensuring that private lenders remained exempt from NY Senate Bill 5450. New York Senate Bill 5470...
