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Keith Fenceroy earned both his JD and MBA degrees from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has more than 15 years of combined financial and legal real estate experience. As a financial consultant with the Royal Bank of Canada, he assisted and financed complex transactions for Foreign Nationals acquiring United States real estate. Later he worked in the Legal Department of a top Chicago real estate developer company where he honed his legal real estate skills. Both positions enabled him to set himself apart from other legal sources due to his extensive understanding and experience of real estate from the financial and legal perspective. Applying both skill sets, Mr. Fenceroy opened a successful Chicago based legal practice including real estate in 2005. Fenceroy Law believes in putting the interests of their clients first. The firm’s philosophy is to provide great client service, by strongly and aggressively advocating for client rights and concerns. We consult with clients to ascertain their desires followed by analyzing the reality and probability of reaching the goals; we then implement a strategy to obtain a desired remedy. Equally important is maintaining open lines of communication with the client throughout the process and being responsive. The firm realizes a critical component of client satisfaction is returning phone calls, with the objective of responding to any client call within a 24 hour period or less. Each and every staff member adheres to this philosophy and policy. Educational background: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Degrees: JD and MBA; 1999 Membership: American Bar Association, Chicago Bar Association, Wisconsin Bar Association and the Illinois Bar Association Licensed States: Illinois and Wisconsin
Foreclosure attorneys help homeowners facing the loss of their property explore options to save their homes or minimize financial damage. Common matters include loan modification, foreclosure defense, short sales, deed in lieu.