What Are Recourse Loans and Non-Recourse Loans?
Recourse loans and non-recourse loans are both fairly common in the commercial real estate world.
Open Office Spaces: The Negative Impact to Employees and Productivity
Open office spaces have been trending over the last few years.
Commercial Real Estate and Solar Tax Credits
Should your organization take the plunge into greener energy? Read on to learn more about adding solar energy to commercial properties! Can adding solar energy add value to my commercial property? Adding solar to your commercial property can certainly increase its property value. However, the location, local policy, the quality of installation, and other factors […]
Here’s the Scoop on Opportunity Zones
Want to invest in a meaningful project in your home state? In the spring of 2018, the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS designated opportunity zones in several US states. New investments in these areas will be able to get preferential tax treatment. In other words, you and your community will both benefit! […]
New $500,000 Threshold on Commercial Real Estate Appraisals
The next time you purchase a new property, a new rule may apply that impacts your need for a commercial real estate appraisal.
Apartment Complex Buying Tips that Investors Need to Know
Investing in real estate is one of the smartest things that you can do because housing is a stable investment.
How to Set Up a Chart of Accounts for a Real Estate Company in QBO
Today we are walking through a step-by-step process on how to set up a chart of accounts for a real estate company using QuickBooks Online. Get your free copy of a sample chart of accounts for a real estate company at the bottom of the blog.
14 Tax Reform Changes That Could Impact Your Real Estate Finances
On December 22, 2017, President Trump signed the new tax reform bill into law.
What Real Estate Investors Can Learn from Warren Buffett
Warren Buffett is synonymous with success.
The Essential Guide to Direct Cash Flow and Indirect Cash Flow
What is the difference between the direct cash flow method and the indirect cash flow cash flow method? And, more importantly, how do you calculate them? And, finally, what does this have to do with my cash flow statement?