Cameron Carter

Cameron Carter is a Senior Partner and Director of the Transactional Department at Rose Law Group pc. He helps his clients buy, sell, finance and develop real estate. Cameron successfully counsels clients to assist them to solve problems, mitigate risk, and ensure desired project outcomes.

Cameron adds value by tackling issues and he has worked with individuals, small businesses, property developers, farmers, general contractors, local and national home builders, REITs, charter schools, business owners, landlords, and non-profit corporations on projects in jurisdictions across Arizona.

As both a licensed real estate broker and attorney, Cameron has been able to provide advice to clients on important issues including real estate transactions, financing agreements, construction agreements, ground leases, commercial office leases, due diligence, development feasibility, and workout strategies for all property types. He has also helped solve a number of entitlements and development issues involving general plan amendments, rezonings, use permits, development impact fees, infrastructure financing, state land contracts, joint development agreements, easements, plats, community associations, CC&Rs, building permits, eminent domain, and right of way acquisition.

Cameron has worked in real estate, construction and land development in Arizona for over 25 years. He is a graduate of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, where he was named as a Willard H. Pedrick Scholar. Cameron practices law with the Rose Law Group in Scottsdale, Arizona, focusing on municipal law, construction, real estate, zoning, and land development issues.

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Rose Law Group Coronavirus Task Force Report (Part II)

Rose Law Group Reporter Rose Law Group stands committed to serving the community where it can amid the Coronavirus chaos. Our daily Dealmaker publication is committed to seeking something useful or positive relating about the situation each day as that is hard to find in the regular news. The Rose Law Group Coronavirus Task Force will continue to produce information and ideas on things your business may want to consider. This is

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The land of Opportunity Zones

By Callan Smith | Rose Law Group Reporter Tuesday morning at Rose Law Group was all about opportunity zones, when the firm hosted 62 people at an in depth discussion with a panel of experts moderated by firm President and Founder, Jordan Rose at its Scottsdale office. Opportunity Zone investment is a long-term investment vehicle with three tax brackets and

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Interior Department proposes a vast reworking of the Endangered Species Act; Cameron Carter, Rose Law Group partner and director of Transactional Department, comments

By Lisa Friedman, Kendra Pierre-Louis and Livia Albeck-Ripka | The New York Times The Interior Department on Thursday proposed the most sweeping set of changes in decades to the Endangered Species Act, the law that brought the bald eagle and the Yellowstone grizzly bear back from the edge of extinction but which Republicans say is cumbersome and restricts economic development. The proposed revisions have

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[FEATURE] Cameron Carter, Rose Law Group partner and director of Transactional Real Estate Department, talks about creative solutions, volunteering with ULI and family life

By Callan Smith | Rose Law Group Reporter For this week’s look into the people who lend their talents to the Rose Law Group (RLG) team, we spoke with Cameron Carter, partner and director of Transactional Real Estate, via email. You recently celebrated 12 years with RLG, and your name is on the door, Rose Law Group Rich Carter—congratulations! What’s is it

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Rose Law Group Partner and Director of Transactional Department, Cameron Carter, speaks at 2018 Tax Reform Symposium

Please be our guest as we review and discuss the new congressional 2018 tax bill. Space will be limited so please review the agenda and RSVP by clicking the link below. The Panel will focus on the impacts of this new legislation and address issues concerning: Individual Investors Commercial Business Operating Companies Real Estate Investors Local and National Economy  

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