References

• Jurisdiction: Washington

TABLE OF REFERENCES

This table lists citations to secondary materials in the deskbook and supplement. Each citation is followed by a colon and the sections(s) in the chapter(s) of the deskbook in which the citation is found, with citations in the supplement appearing in bold.

PERIODICALS ________________________________________________________________________________

Anderson, Negotiating and Drafting Leases for the Landlord, 25 Univ. of Miami L. Rev. 361 (Spring 1971): 19.5

Bentley, An Alternative Residential Lease, 74 Colum. L. Rev. 836 (1974): 19.5

Berger, Hard Leases Make Bad Laws, 74 Colum. L. Rev. 791 (1974): 19.5 Berman, Once a Mortgage, Always a MortgageThe Use (and Misuse) of Mezzanine Loans and Preferred Equity Investments, 11 Stan. J.L. Bus. & Fin. 76 (2005): 25.1, 25.2, 25.5, 25.6(2), 25.6(4)

Berman, Risks and Realities of Mezzanine Loans, 72 Mo. L. Rev. 993 (2007): 25.6(2)

CMBS: Moodys Approach to Rating U.S. Conduit Transactions (Moodys Investment Service, Moodys Special Report), Sept. 15, 2000, at 12: 25.1, 25.6

Comment, Statute of FraudsRequisites and Sufficiency of a Written Description of Land by Street and Number, 24 Wash. L. Rev. 69 (1949): 17.3(1)

Countryman, Executory Contracts in Bankruptcy, 57 Minn. L. Rev. 439 (1973): 22.3(4)(e)

Cowan & Eastman, Debt/Equity Transactions: An Objective Approach to Recharacterization, 310 PLI/Real 153 (1988): 25.8(2)

Criteria on A/B Structure in CMBS Transactions (Standard & Poors, Criteria and Methodologies), May 15, 2000: 25.6(3)

Cross, Equality for Spouses in Washington Community Property Laws1972 Statutory Changes, 48 Wash. L. Rev. 527 (1973): 22.3(4)(c)

Cross, The Community Property Law in Washington, 49 Wash. L. Rev. 729 (1974): 22.3(1)(b)(i)

Cross, The Community Property Law in Washington, 61 Wash. L. Rev. 17 (1986): 22.3(4)(c)

Cross, The Record Chain of Title Hypocrisy, 57 Colum. L. Rev. 187 (1957): 6.4(5)(b)

Dunham, State TaxationPrivately Held Leaseholds in Publicly Owned Land, Ch. 187, [1973] Wash. Laws 1st Ex. Sess., 49 Wash. L. Rev. 913 (1974): 17.8(2)

Ebling & Weise, What a Dirt Lawyer Needs to Know About New Article 9 of the UCC, 37 Real Prop. Prob. & Tr. J. 191 (2002): 23.4(4)

Fitch Ratings, Evaluating Additional Debt in Commercial Mortgage Transactions, Commercial Mortgage Criteria Report (Feb. 22, 2006): 25.1, 25.6(2), 25.6(3),25.6(4)

Forte, The Reality of CMBS Risk Retention, 26 Prob. & Prop. 31 (Sept./Oct. 2012): 25.5

Gannett, TortsMisapplication of the Tort of Interference With Business Relations Cherberg v. Peoples National Bank, 88 Wn.2d 595, 564 P. 1137 (1977), 53 Wash. L. Rev. 525 (1978): 17.5(4)(b)

Gose, The Trust Deed Act in Washington, 41 Wash. L. Rev. 94 (1966): 21.1(1)

Gose & Harris, Deed of Trust: Its Origin, History and Development in the United States and in the State of Washington, Real Prop., Prob. & Tr. Sec. Newsletter (Wash. St. Bar Assn Real Property, Probate & Trust Section, Seattle, Wash.), Summer 2005: 21.1(1)

Hart, The Statutory Right of Redemption in California, 52 Cal. L. Rev. 846 (1964): 20.15(2)

Ground Leases and Their Financing, 4 A.B.A. Real Prop. Prob. & Tr. J. 437 (1969): 25.7(1)

Hackman, Changes in Washington Land Title Record Law, 2 Wash. L. Rev. 211 (1927): 6.4(4)

Hackman, Statutory Redemption Rights, 3 Wash. L. Rev. 177 (1928): 20.15(1), 20.15(2)

Hart, The Statutory Right of Redemption in California, 52 Cal. L. Rev. 846 (1964): 20.15(1), 20.15(2), 20.15(3)

Hoffmann, Court Actions Contesting the Nonjudicial Foreclosure of Deeds of Trust in Washington, 59 Wash. L. Rev. 323 (1984): 21.1(2)

Hume, The Washington Real Estate Contract Forfeiture Act, 61 Wash. L. Rev. 803 (1986): 22.3(4)(b)(i), 22.5(1)

Hunsaker, The Implied Easement and Way of Necessity in Washington, 26 Wash. L. Rev. 125 (1951): 7.5(2)

Johnson, Changing Winds in CMBS Market, Natl Real Est. Investor, June 2007, at 35: 25.5

Kiefer, Participating Mortgages: The Risks for Lenders, 14 Real Est. L.J. 218 (1986): 25.8(2)

King, The Effect of a Mortgage Foreclosure on a Lease Executed Subsequent to the Mortgage, 17 Wash. L. Rev. 37 (1942): 20.14(8)(d)

Kratzer, Participation PitfallsSeven Questions Every Mortgage Loan Participant Should Ask, Real Estate Finance, Apr. 2003: 25.9(3)

Kyle, Commercial Real Estate Construction Lending (With Forms) (pts. 1, 2 & 3), Prac. Real Est. Law., Mar. 2006, at 29, May 2006, at 7, July 2006, at 7: 25.3

Lacey, Creditors of Land Contract Vendors, 24 Case W. Res. L. Rev. 645 (1973): 22.3(4)(b)(ii)

Lambe, Enforceability of Subordination Agreements, 19 Real Prop. Prob & Tr. J. 631 (1984): 20.10

Montgomery, Participation Pitfalls, 19 Real Est. Fin. (Apr. 2003), at 25: 25.9(3)

Murray, Default Rate Interest, Late Charges and Exit Fees: Are They Enforceable? (2006): 25.10

Murray, Enforceability of Prepayment-Premium Provisions in Mortgage Loan Documents (2008): 25.10

Murray, Recharacterization Issues in Participating and Equity Kicker Mortgages (2000): 25.8(2)

Nock, Strait & Weaver, Equitable Conversion in Washington: The Doctrine That Dares Not Speak Its Name, 1 U. Puget Sound L. Rev. 121 (1977): 22.3(1)(b)(i)

Note, Real PropertyImprovementsRecovery by Trespasser of Improvements Mistakenly Annexed to Anothers Land, 15 N.Y.L.F. 958 (1969): 23.4(2)(b)(ii)

Peck, Landlord and Tenant Notices, 31 Wash. L. Rev. 51 (1956): 17.12(2)(c)(i)

Philbrick, Limits of Record Search and Therefore of Notice, 93 U. Pa. L. Rev. 125 (1944): 6.4(5)(b)

Prendergast, Secured Real Estate Mezzanine Lending (With Form), Prac. Real Est. Law., Mar. 2007: 25.6(2), 25.6(2)

Prendergast, Foreclosure Becomes More Difficult for Mezzanine Lenders, 28 Prac. Real Est. Law. 51 (2012): 25.6(2)

Rubin & Levidy, Moodys Approach to Rating U.S. Conduit Transactions, Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS) Research (Sept. 15, 2000), at 19: 25.5

Schweppe, Interest Acquired by Purchaser at Foreclosure or Execution Sale, 5 Wash. L. Rev. 105 (1930): 20.14(8)(c)

Smart, Collection of Default Interest in Bankruptcy, Norton Ann. Surv. of Bankr. L. 3 (1996-1997): 25.10

Standard & Poors Rating Services, Credit Matters eReports, Revised CMBS Criteria: U.S./Canadian CMBS & Global Property Evaluation (Dec. 2012): 25.5

Stephen & Eastham, Debt/Equity Transactions: An Objective Approach to Recharacterization, in Protecting the Real Estate Lender: Workout, Bankruptcy, and Financing Strategies, 310 PLI/Real 153 (1988): 25.8(2)

Stoebuck, Running Covenants: An Analytical Primer, 52 Wash. L. Rev. 861 (1977): 8.2(1)(a), 8.2(1)(b), 8.2(3)(a), 8.2(3)(b), 8.2(3)(e), 8.2(3)(f)(iii), 8.3

Stoebuck, The Law Between Landlord and Tenant in Washington, 49 Wash. L. Rev. 291-374 (Part I), 1013-94 (Part III) (1974): 17.1

Taylor, Landlord and Tenant: Leases: Landlords Remedies Following Default or Repudiation by Tenant: Civil Code Section 3308: Rent Acceleration Clauses, 43 Cal. L. Rev. 344 (1955): 17.7(3)(g)

U.S. CMBS Legal and Structured Finance Criteria (Standard & Poors, Structured Finance), May 1, 2003: 25.1, 25.5, 25.6, 25.6(2), 25.7(4), 25.7(5)

Walsh, Licenses and Tenancies for Years, 19 n.y.U. L. Rev. 333 (1942): 17.2(3)(a)

Weissman, Construction Lending: From the Ground Up (With Form), 22 No. 6 Prac. Real Est. Law. 19 (2006): 25.2

TEXTS ______________________________________________________________________

1 American Law of Property §§3.1-3.104 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.1

1 American Law of Property §3.4 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.2(3)(b)

1 American Law of Property §3.5 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.2(3)(b)

1 American Law of Property §3.7 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.2(3)(e)

1 American Law of Property §3.9 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.2(3)(g)

1 American Law of Property §3.11 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.2(4)

1 American Law of Property §3.21 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.3(2)(d)(iii)

1 American Law of Property §3.22 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.2(2)

1 American Law of Property §3.23 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.3(3)(a)

1 American Law of Property §3.25 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.3(3)(b)(ii)

1 American Law of Property §§3.32-.35 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.12(1)(d)

1 American Law of Property §§3.32-.36 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.3(5)(a)

1 American Law of Property §3.37 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.4(1)

1 American Law of Property §3.41 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.4(3)(d)

1 American Law of Property §3.43 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.4(4)(a)

1 American Law of Property §3.45 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.4(5)

1 American Law of Property §§3.47-.53 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.5(2)

1 American Law of Property §3.53 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.5(4)(d)

1 American Law of Property §3.54 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.5(4)(g)

1 American Law of Property §3.55 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.5(4)(g)

1 American Law of Property §3.56 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.11(1)

1 American Law of Property §3.58 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.11(1)(b)

1 American Law of Property §3.59 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.11(2)

1 American Law of Property §3.60 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.11(2)

1 American Law of Property §3.61 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.2(3)(c), 17.11(3)(a), 17.12(2)(k)

1 American Law of Property §3.64 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.7(1)(a)

1 American Law of Property §3.65 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.7(1)(c)

1 American Law of Property §3.66 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.7(2)(a)

1 American Law of Property §3.69 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.7(2)(c)

1 American Law of Property §3.72 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.7(3)(c)

1 American Law of Property §3.73 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.7(3)(f)

1 American Law of Property §3.74 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.7(3)(g)

1 American Law of Property §3.75 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.8(1)

1 American Law of Property §3.76 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.8(2)

1 American Law of Property §3.79 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.6(2)

1 American Law of Property §3.84 (A. James Casner ed., 1952): 17.10(2)

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