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Tiffany Weatherholtz
Senior Associate / AtlantaTiffany Weatherholtz is a Senior Associate in the Real Estate practice of Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP.
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Full Bio
Ms. Weatherholtz has extensive experience structuring and closing complex commercial real estate finance transactions, including balance sheet loans, CMBS loans, bridge loans, construction loans, mortgage and mezzanine loans, ranging from $5 million to $925 million, and secured by apartment buildings, self-storage facilities, hotels, offices and industrial portfolios. She advises multinational financial institutions, commercial banks, life insurance companies, and CMBS lenders. Her practice also involves representing real estate developers acquiring land for development, and representing landlords in negotiating leasing transactions.
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Representative Experience
Commercial Real Estate Finance Matters
- Represent life insurance companies, as lenders, originating balance sheet, CMBS, bridge and construction loans ranging from $15,000,000.00 to $150,000,000.00, secured by apartment buildings, self-storage facilities, offices and industrial portfolios.
- Advise real estate investment firm, as borrower, in approximately $925,000,000.00 portfolio refinance of CMBS and mezzanine financing.
- Lead associate for a hotel add-on advance facility of up to $245,000,000.00 mortgage loan and up to $5,000,000.00 mezzanine loan, as well as releases of such properties while representing a national banking association. (Approximately 8 properties.)
- Lead associate for a self-storage add-on advance facility of up to $290,000,000.00 mortgage loan and up to $10,000,000.00 mezzanine loan, as well as releases of such properties while representing a national banking association. (Over approximately 30 properties.)
- Lead associate for a self-storage add-on advance facility of up to $245,000,000.00 mortgage loan and up to $5,000,000.00 mezzanine loan, as well as releases of such properties while representing a national banking association. (Approximately 10 properties.)
- Lead associate for a self-storage add-on advance facility of up to $230,000,000.00 mortgage loan and up to $20,000,000.00 mezzanine loan, as well as releases of such properties while representing a national banking association. (Approximately 12 properties.)
- Lead associate for a self-storage add-on advance facility of up to $195,000,000.00 mortgage loan and up to $5,000,000.00 mezzanine loan, as well as releases of such properties while representing a national banking association. (Approximately 20 properties.)
Real Estate Development and Leasing Matters
- Successfully close acquisitions of land for use as warehouse facilities throughout Georgia, Florida and Virginia for a real estate developer.
- Represent real estate developer in acquiring land for use as townhome residences in a residential subdivision community in Georgia and South Carolina, including through a bulk sale agreement.
- Structure and facilitate acquisition of land for use as an assisted living community with memory care services in Colorado for a real estate developer.
- Represent real estate investment firm as borrower of construction loans and developer of townhomes, hotels, mixed use developments and industrial space.
- Negotiate lease terms with tenants for landlords during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Bar Admissions
Georgia -
Education
Undergraduate- University of Georgia
Law School- Emory University School of Law
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Languages
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Publications and Speaking Engagements
Separating Controversy and Climate Change: How the United States Could Lead Climate Change and Energy Reform with the Growth of Renewable Energy Sources Globally, 32 EMORY INT’L L. REV. 581 (2018).
Awarded one of the Top Undergraduate Papers in the Undergraduate Conference for Obama vs. Romney: Rhetoric on Energy Sources and the Environment at the 23rd Annual Theodore Clevenger Jr. Undergraduate Honors Conference and Southern States Communication Association Convention in Louisville, KY, April 2013.