About M. Tilden
M. Tilden Moschetti builds his legal career at the meeting point of business and real estate. He trained at the University of San Francisco School of Law, where he earned his Juris Doctor. He also holds an MBA from the University of Phoenix and completed a Certificate in Commercial Real Estate at UCLA in 2014. That mix of law, management and market-focused study shapes how he approaches client work.
He has practiced law since 2003. Early in his career he worked at Moschetti Syndication Law PLLC. Over the years his practice has spread across two jurisdictions: California and the District of Columbia. Those dual admissions allow him to handle matters that cross state lines and involve both local and federal considerations.
Moschetti pairs legal training with a commercial investment credential. He is a CCIM designee from the CCIM Institute, a designation aimed at professionals who handle complex commercial real estate transactions. The credential signals specialized knowledge of investment analysis, notarial diligence and deal structure, which aligns with his academic background in commercial real estate.
Colleagues and clients describe his work in practical terms. He counsels investors, developers and business owners on structuring deals, drafting agreements and managing risk tied to property projects and pooled investments. That work draws on his combined legal and business education. It also benefits from familiarity with both coastal California markets and regulatory landscapes in Washington, D.C.
Moschetti practices at Moschetti Law Group, PC. He manages matters that require coordination among lenders, partners and outside counsel. His approach emphasizes clear documentation, tightened timelines and attention to regulatory compliance. He is comfortable in negotiation sessions and in drafting transaction documents intended to anticipate common post-closing disputes.
Outside the office he has maintained ties to continuing education in real estate and finance. Having completed the UCLA commercial real estate certificate in 2014, he continued to apply that training to syndicated investments and portfolio-level deals. He combines transactional work on individual properties with advisory tasks for groups forming investment vehicles.
Today he focuses his practice on commercial real estate transactions, syndications and related corporate matters. He represents clients in both California and the District of Columbia, handling deal structuring, document drafting and transactional oversight.
