Most Fund Managers Start Exit Tax Planning Too Late

Most Fund Managers Start Exit Tax Planning Too Late

Exit tax planning for real estate funds should start years before a sale. Learn how depreciation recapture, entity structure, carried interest, and installment sales affect fund manager tax outcomes.

Most CPAs Aren’t Built for Real Estate Funds

Most CPAs Aren’t Built for Real Estate Funds

Most CPAs are not built for the complexity inside real estate funds. Learn what separates a qualified CPA for fund managers from a generalist accountant and why fund-specific experience matters.

Most Fund Managers Think About Entity Structure Too Late

Most Fund Managers Think About Entity Structure Too Late

Entity structure decisions shape nearly every tax outcome inside a real estate fund. Learn how fund managers should evaluate structure, GP compensation, operating agreements, and long-term tax strategy before the next deal.

Real Estate Professional Status Isn’t Just About 750 Hours

Real Estate Professional Status Isn’t Just About 750 Hours

Real estate professional status is about more than the 750 hour test. Learn how material participation, passive activity loss rules, documentation, and real estate fund tax planning affect qualification.

The “Lazy 1031” Strategy More Investors Are Using

The “Lazy 1031” Strategy More Investors Are Using

The lazy 1031 exchange uses bonus depreciation and cost segregation to offset gains without a formal exchange. Learn when this 1031 exchange alternative makes sense for real estate investors and fund managers.

Why Returning Investors Are the Real Measure of a Real Estate Fund Manager

Why Returning Investors Are the Real Measure of a Real Estate Fund Manager

LP retention in real estate funds depends on more than returns. Learn how investor communication, fund reporting, and K-1 timing drive repeat capital commitments and long-term fund growth.