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Mr. Steinhoff is a member of the Firm's Real Estate Practice Group and his practice focuses on a broad variety of commercial real estate law transactions, involving condominium developments, affordable housing transactions, commercial lending transactions, commercial leasing and land use law.
Before joining Dykema, Mr. Steinhoff practiced real estate law for a major Detroit-based law firm.
While in law school, he was Note and Comment Editor for the University of Toledo Law Review.
Experience
Developers
Negotiation and preparation of documentation for acquisitions, development, financing, and various related aspects of real estate transactions for residential and commercial developers and property owners.
Condominium Law
Representation of property developers and lenders in both traditional residential condominium projects and in complex multi-use condominium developments.
Affordable Housing Projects
Representation of non-profit residential developers in a broad variety of affordable housing transactions involving national, state and local housing and lending agencies.
Real Estate Litigation
Representation of nationally based and local title insurance companies and agents in a broad variety of title insurance claims.
Commercial Lenders
Representation of local, regional and national lenders in commercial real estate loans, asset based financing, foreclosures and loan workouts.
Zoning and Land Use
Representation of developers and property owners in zoning and land use matters.
General Corporate
General representation of small and closely held businesses in matters involving entity formation, capitalization and financing, asset and stock sales/acquisitions, and corporate succession planning.
Seminars and Speeches
5/2007 Speaker, American Bar Association Affordable Housing & Community Development Law Annual Conference, Washington, D.C.
4/4/2006 Condominiums As A Development Tool, Detroit Land Development Conference, Novi, MI
Publications
"Condos Within Condos: An Emerging Form of Development," Michigan Real Property Review (Spring 2008)
"Condominiums as Collateral: What Lenders Should Know," Michigan Real Property Review (Summer 2004)
"City of Cleburne v. Cleburne Living-Denial of Quasi-Suspect Status for the Mentally Retarded," University of Toledo Law Review (1986)
Professional Associations
Real Property Law Section of Mortgages and Related Financing Devices and Security Agreements.
Urban Land Institute
Oakland County Bar Association
American Bar Association
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