Real Estate Developers and Managers
Build a Strong Financial FoundationWhether you are a developer, owner, manager, or investor -- you must constantly be looking to the future, forecasting new trends in commercial development, and monitoring population shifts and occupancy levels. To remain competitive, you must rely on your ability to plan for and respond to the dynamics in the industry. You also require more from a firm than traditional accounting and tax services.
In addition to helping you build a solid financial foundation, we can help you manage the more complex issues and regulations so you can focus on the future.
Tax Management
- Business tax compliance
- Transactional services
- Affordable and low – income housing credit structuring and cost certifications
- Cost segregation
- Organizational structuring
- Like–kind exchange analysis (1031)
- Workouts and restructuring
- Real estate investment trust consulting and compliance
Assurance
- Audit, review, and compilation of financial statements
- Agreed-upon procedures
- Special purpose statements
- Fair Value financial statements
- Common area audits for owners/operators
- Forecasting and projections
Transaction Services
- Acquisition due diligence
- Workout plans regarding distressed property refinancing or disposition
- Transaction structure planning
- Lease consulting and abstracting
Other Advisory Services
- Business valuations
- Real estate valuations
- Fair value analysis
- GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) consulting
- Expert testimony
- Litigation support
- Fraud investigation
- Internal control evaluation
Please contact our real estate partners, Douglas S. Collins (dcollins@nisivoccia.com) or Dominick J. Sarinelli (dsarinelli@nisivoccia.com) at (973) 328-1825 for additional information or to schedule a consultation.
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