Mark Neuhauser

Mark Neuhauser received his Juris Doctor from Fordham University School of Law. While in law school, he interned for the Honorable Martin Ritholtz, as well as for the office of the District Attorney of Kings County. Mark has more than a decade of experience in many aspects of Real Estate and Elder Law.

Mark concentrates his transactional real estate practice in the areas of buying, selling, financing and representing landlords, and multi-family developers. Mark’s experience includes all aspects of commercial real estate acquisitions, dispositions, and financing. Mark has also assisted sellers, purchasers, commercial and residential real estate mortgage lenders, borrowers, developers, and management companies in commercial and residential conveyances. His client base includes financial institutions, private lenders, bridge lenders, and real estate companies.

In addition, he manages the firm’s elder law group, which encompasses all aspects of elder law planning and Medicaid planning and handles aspects of the firm’s collection litigation practice. He has extensive experience with trusts and estates elder law, and planning for the special needs of persons with disabilities. Planning, estate planning, estate administration, debt collection. Mark continues to assist many health care providers and institutions across the breadth of New York.

At Neuhauser Law PLLC, we are here to listen to your needs and help you accomplish your goals in any way we can. We know that any real estate transaction can be challenging and we are here to make it as seamless as possible.

We have been practicing real estate law for over 10 years and believe that our clients truly appreciate the time and effort we put into every aspect of their transaction. We are here to help you succeed and that is something we do not take lightly.

The firm’s attorneys have also counseled real estate lenders and borrowers regarding a variety of issues relating to the financing of real estate purchases and long term leases, including construction and permanent loan financing arrangements. We have advised clients regarding the benefits and risks associated with the use of various forms of security associated with real estate financing transactions, and have assisted clients with the negotiation, documentation and closing of unsecured loans and loans secured by various forms of real and personal property.

We have also counseled clients about available remedies following financial defaults including the negotiation and documentation of loan restructure agreements and deed-in-lieu of foreclosure transactions.