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Real Estate and Construction Consulting Services
Are you being pulled in too many directions? You want to focus on strategy, on growth—on the real estate development, acquisitions, funding and other opportunities that can drive your success. Yet, too often, you’re mired in day-to-day operational details. Or the time you have to devote to evaluating your constantly shifting risk environment is becoming a risk itself by diverting your focus from building your business.
Whether you are acquiring a property or integrating a new IT system, conducting financial due diligence or lease abstraction, assessing third party risk or managing real estate cybersecurity, you may be stretching the capabilities of your internal resources. The RSM real estate and construction practice provides a full range of real estate consulting services tailored to the specific needs of your organization. We have worked with REITs, funds, construction firms, lenders, property owners, management companies and other investors in real estate, assessing their needs in detail and providing proven solutions throughout the transaction life cycle.
INSIGHT ARTICLE
Navigating the REIT asset tests
Despite their competitive tax advantage, REITs are subject to a complex set of compliance rules which include quarterly asset tests.
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The 2020 checklist
Real estate investors are ready to close the books on 2020. Here are 10 smart moves for real estate investors to consider at year’s end.
TAX ALERT
Revised draft Form 941 reflects CARES Act and FFCRA Credits
Employers should use the updated Form 941 to properly report new CARES Act and FFCRA credits beginning in the second quarter of 2020.
TAX ALERT
IRS extends time to make 163(j) real property business elections
Provides more time to elect out of 163(j) interest deduction limitation for taxpayers with certain real property or farming businesses.
INSIGHT ARTICLE
Taxable Investors: To REIT or not to REIT in a post-TCJA world
Real estate funds considering setting up a real estate investment trust should also consider the impact of a REIT on taxable investors.