by Mollie Germon | Jul 15, 2026 | Accounting, Real Estate
By Tiffany Vanderford If you’ve owned rental real estate for a while, you’ve likely benefited from depreciation—those annual non-cash deductions that reduce taxable income. The catch is that your prior depreciation will come back into the picture when you sell. This...
by Mollie Germon | Jul 15, 2026 | Accounting, Real Estate
By Matthew Hausman When a real estate asset is under stress, the timeline to identify a going concern can compress fast. Rising interest rates, refinancing uncertainty, and tighter capital markets can create real pressure on real estate operators. Even when the...
by Mollie Germon | Apr 14, 2026 | Accounting, Real Estate
By Matt Hausman In real estate, cash flow is often the difference between having options and making decisions under pressure. Even performing properties can experience a cash crunch when rent collections lag, operating costs rise, capital needs accelerate, or interest...
by Mollie Germon | Jan 12, 2026 | Accounting, Real Estate
By Alyssa Pedersen Impairment is one of the most judgment-intensive areas in real estate accounting, and it often arises during periods of operational or market stress. At its core, impairment addresses a fundamental question: Is a property still carried at an amount...
by Mollie Germon | Oct 13, 2025 | Accounting, Real Estate
By Dayon Denic Our aim is to address a critical issue that can have significant tax implications: holding real estate in an S Corporation. While S Corporations offer certain advantages, they can also present several challenges, particularly for real estate...
