Donald J. Kirkpatrick

Experience

Don has recently counseled administrative agents and lenders with respect to a $180 million senior secured credit facility to an agribusiness company, a $175 million senior credit facility to a professional services company and a $100 million senior secured credit facility to a grain and seed storage and merchandising company.

In the real estate finance arena, administrative agents and lenders have recently relied upon Don’s counsel in connection with a $157,937,799 construction loan to finance the costs of construction of a 2,399,200 square foot industrial distribution facility in Grand Prairie, Texas, a $57 million term loan financing to refinance construction costs of Valencia Office Tower on Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri and a $63 million construction loan to finance costs of construction of a 353 unit multifamily housing complex in downtown Denver, Colorado.

Banks engaging in bond finance have relied upon Don for counsel with respect to the providing of a Standby Bond Purchase Agreement related to $90 million Development Finance Board Variable Rate Demand Cultural Facilities Revenue Bonds issued to finance construction costs of a performing arts center, the purchase of $74,975,000 Health and Educational Facilities Authority of the State of Missouri Variable Rate Demand Health Facilities Revenue Bonds issued to improve hospital facilities and the purchase of $50 million Rate Demand Health Facilities Revenue Bonds issued to improve hospital facilities.

Affordable housing lenders with respect to low-income tax credit loans secured by projects enhanced by multiple subordinate sources of funds have recently engaged Don to provide counsel with respect to a $6,234,000 low-income housing tax credit construction loan converting to term loan for a 50 unit affordable rental housing project in St. Louis, Missouri, a $7,156,000 low-income housing tax credit construction loan converting to term loan financing for a 60 unit affordable housing project in Gaffney, South Carolina and a $9,800,000 low-income housing tax credit construction loan converting to term loan financing for a 54 unit affordable housing project in Indianapolis, Indiana.

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