Andrew represents clients in a variety of transactions involving residential mortgage loans, mortgage servicing related assets, and single family rental properties. He routinely represents lenders, underwriters and issuers of structured finance facilities secured by servicing advance receivables and mortgage servicing rights.  He also represents clients in the acquisition, financing, securitization and management of single family rental properties. 

In addition to his active practice, Andrew assists clients through the firm’s pro bono office in Church Hill and represents veterans in obtaining benefits in partnership with the National Veterans Legal Services Program.

Relevant Experience

• Representation of mortgage loan servicers in all aspects of their business, including acquisitions and sales of servicing rights, and financing servicing advance receivables and servicing rights both through structured and conventional credit facilities.
• Representation of underwriters and issuers in securitization transactions; asset types include residential mortgages (performing and nonperforming), servicing advance receivables, mortgage servicing rights, auto loans and manufactured housing loans.
• Representation of single family rental investors in the acquisition, management and financing of properties.
• Representation of commercial banks and mortgage companies in sales and purchases of residential mortgage loan portfolios in the secondary market.
• Representation of financial institutions in repurchase transactions.
• Representation of major US bank as master servicer, trustee and bond administrator on mortgage- and asset-backed securities transactions.
• Representation of bank-sponsored asset-backed commercial paper conduits in transactions involving trade receivables, mortgage loans and other financial assets.

Bar Admissions

• Virginia

Education
BS, University of Richmond, magna cum laude, 1997

• Representation of mortgage loan servicers in all facets of their business, including acquisitions and sales of servicing rights, and financing servicing advance receivables and servicing rights both through structured and conventional credit facilities.
• Representation of issuers, servicers and credit enhancement providers in securitization transactions; asset types include residential mortgages (performing and non-performing), auto loans and manufactured housing-related receivables.
• Representation of commercial banks and mortgage companies in sales and purchases of residential mortgage loan portfolios in the secondary market.
• Representation of financial institutions in repurchase transactions.
• Representation of Ginnie Mae in connection with its Multiclass Securities Program.
• Representation of sponsor and servicer in issuance of securities qualifying for the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (TALF) sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
• Representation of major U.S. bank as master servicer, trustee, and bond administrator on mortgage- and asset-backed securities transactions.
• Representation of bank-sponsored asset-backed commercial paper conduits in transactions involving trade receivables, mortgage loans and other financial assets.

• Member, Virginia Bar Association