James Polk Moneyhun, Jr.
Jay Moneyhun focuses his practice primarily in the areas of public finance, economic development incentives, commercial real estate transactions and commercial lending. His practice includes:
- Traditional public finance matters, including conduit bond financings.
- Property tax abatement, tax increment financing and other governmental incentives to promote economic development.
- Representing financial institutions in lending matters.
- Representing buyers, sellers, lenders and tenants in real estate matters.
Memberships
National Association of Bond Lawyers
Tennessee Bar Association — Real Estate Section Executive Council (2018-present); Young Lawyers Division Board (2013-2014)
Knoxville Bar Association — Board of Governors (2013-2015)
Barristers — President (2014)
Representative Experience
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Served as bond counsel to LHP Capital, LLC in three tax exempt financings relating to the rehabilitation of three low-income housing facilities located in Nashville
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Served as bond counsel to Ballad Health for a $950 million bond issue to finance new healthcare facilities and refinance certain existing debt
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Served as bond counsel to the Tri-Cities Airport Authority in connection with its $8.5 million public bond offering
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Represented cities and counties across Tennessee on more than 200 general obligation bond transactions valued at a combined total of approximately $4.5 billion
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Represented Guesthouse at Graceland, LLC as bond counsel in the recent closing of a $100 million transaction as part of the ongoing revitalization of the area surrounding Elvis’ home, Graceland in Memphis
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Served as bond counsel to the Knoxville Utilities Board in connection with the issuance of $97 million of tax-exempt bonds
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Served as bond counsel in connection with a tax-exempt financing for the Change Center, a nonprofit organization that is constructing a youth recreation center in the inner city of Knoxville
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Represented Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation in connection with the RAD conversation of three large housing projects – one of Tennessee’s largest RAD transactions to date
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Served as bond counsel in connection with the financing for the rehabilitation of Kingfield South Apartments, a low-income housing apartment complex in Jackson, Tennessee
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Accolades
Knox.biz “40 Under 40” (2019)
Mid-South Super Lawyers “Rising Star” (2014-2019)
University of Tennessee Legal Clinic Faculty — Distinguished Student Attorney Service Award