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Real Estate Attorney
Corporate Real Estate Attorney
Birmingham, AL
Our partner is seeking an Experienced Corporate Real Estate Attorney to join their Birmingham office. Ideal candidate will have 5-10 years experience in Commercial Real Estate.
- Working on business structuring and transactional matters relating to complex tax planning and commercial real estate
- Contributing to the coordination and execution of successful commercial real estate transactions, including acquisitions; debt and equity transactions; dispositions; joint ventures; real estate funds; alternative investment structures; tax credits and tax-advantaged investing; legal entity structuring; and assisting with federal, state, and local tax planning
- Reviewing/drafting/preparing, among other things, limited liability company agreements, joint venture agreements, preferred equity investments, and real estate fund documents
- Providing tax counsel related to business structuring documents, fund formations, partnership and LLC tax issues, tax credit and tax-advantaged investments, and transactional documents
- Providing legal analysis in documents related to equity investments, acquisitions, dispositions, joint ventures, and tax-advantaged investing
This is a great opportunity to enjoy the benefits of joining a team of experienced lawyers and staff, including a competitive salary and benefits package in addition to ample training and professional development.
Position requirements
Personal skills/attributes
- Must have excellent written communications skills to produce written work in a concise and effective manner
- Must have strong presentation skills and is able to clearly communicate advice to clients and colleagues
- Must have strong analytical skills and can offer unique perspectives on complex issues
- Demonstrates sound judgment and works effectively under pressure
Technical skills
- Minimum of 5 years legal experience is preferred
- Experience drafting legal documents for corporate matters preferred
Other requirements
- Should be licensed to practice law in the State of Alabama and be in good standing with the Alabama State Bar (or eligible to become licensed in Alabama)