Today’s topic is refinancing third-party debt with a new lender. This process involves several moving parts and it's crucial to understand the mechanics between the borrower, the incoming lender, and the outgoing lender. We'll walk you through the key considerations to ensure a smooth refinancing process.

In the latest episode of Talking Real Estate with Maples Teesdale, Fiona Larcombe talks to John Bosworth, Planning Partner about Labour’s proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework, or NPPF.

In this episode of 'Talking real estate with Maples Teesdale', Fiona Larcombe talks to Construction Consultant, Michael Craik about a recent Supreme Court decision on enforcement of collateral warranties and what it may mean for the construction sector.

In our fourth episode of MT Takeaway, Adam Bernstein, who leads the Maples Teesdale Hospitality & Leisure sector team, talks to Alex Mann, Partner and Head of Food & Beverage at Hanover Green.

In our first episode of REFocus for 2024, Brooke McNeil and Robin Barnes discuss planning issues that can worry lenders in real estate finance transactions.

In the final REFocus podcast of 2023, Brooke McNeil looks back on the episodes throughout the year with a Christmas round up quiz.

Seasons greeting and a prosperous new year!

In this episode of 'Talking real estate with Maples Teesdale', Tom Mills, senior associate in the real estate disputes team and Scott Burn, associate in the commercial real estate team, talk about their experience of taking a sabbatical and the considerations for your career and home life.

In the seventh episode of REFocus, Katherine Garner and Brooke McNeil talk about the importance of insurance in real estate finance transactions.

In the sixth episode of REFocus, Katherine Garner and Brooke McNeil talk about the types of property due diligence required by lenders.

In the fifth episode of REFocus, Katherine Garner and Brooke McNeil talk about security packages. It is standard for lenders to require security over the borrower and its assets to secure the amount being lent, that way if the borrower fails to repay the loan the lender has other ways of getting its money back.