Wyatt M. Booth

Wyatt Booth focuses his practice on commercial real estate transactions involving multifamily and independent living developments, skilled nursing and assisted living facilities, shopping centers, corporate offices, hotels, and condominiums. He frequently assists developers with their lending transactions, with a particular specialty in FHA/HUD, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac loans.

He represents developers and community associations on issues such as drafting, amending and interpreting declarations, easement agreements and covenants; developer transition; financing and fund management; assessment collection; lien filing and foreclosures; and insurance and management concerns.

Wyatt also works with national banks, regional banks, community banks and non-traditional lenders on a wide array of matters, including construction loans, asset-based loans, commercial and industrial loans, and SBA-guaranteed loans. He often assists out of state lenders on due diligence matters and in the preparation of state-specific provisions for loan documentation.

Wyatt is an experienced municipal attorney and served as the town attorney for the Town of Manteo for ten years. He represents landowners and developers before local and state governmental agencies regarding various zoning, land use, environmental and development permit matters. Wyatt also has significant experience with right of way and easement acquisitions, representing both public bodies and landowners.

Wyatt is a member of the Wake County, North Carolina, Virginia and American bar associations, and he sits on the board of the Risk Management Association's Eastern North Carolina Chapter. Wyatt is a member of the Board of Advisors for the Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, and he served for six years as board attorney to the Raleigh Little Theatre. Wyatt received his Juris Doctor degree from the Washington and Lee University School of Law, where he was a staff writer for the Washington and Lee Law Review. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering from North Carolina State University.