Taylor Anne specializes in mortgage-backed securities, warehouse financing, and mortgage servicing transactions. She has been instrumental in various structured finance and securitization transactions, representing servicers, investment banks, funds and other lenders, borrowers, purchasers, and sellers. Her experience spans a range of assets, including residential mortgage loans, mortgage servicing rights, excess servicing spread, advance receivables, HELOCs, and other asset-backed securities. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to excellence, Taylor Anne works with our clients to tailor strategies that align with their unique financial objectives.

Beyond her legal practice, Taylor Anne served as the President of Richmond Women’s Law at the University of Richmond School of Law, demonstrating leadership and a passion for fostering diversity in the legal field. Currently, she serves on the Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project Screening Committee. She also represents non-profit organizations in corporate matters, exemplifying her commitment to making a positive impact outside of her job.

Relevant Experience

• Serves as legal advisor to Ginnie Mae in connection with its Multiclass Securities Program.
• Represents borrowers and lenders with respect to servicing advance facilities, mortgage warehouse facilities, note issuances, and other structured finance and securitization transactions.
• Represented a lender in acquiring a variable funding note backed by excess-spread collateral.
• Represented servicers and investors in the sale and purchase of mortgage servicing rights portfolios.

Education
BA, University of Virginia, with Distinction, 2014

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