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Navigating the complexities of real estate taxation can be overwhelming, especially for REITs, real estate private equity firms, family offices, and multi-family residential investors.
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Our Monthly Accounting services at Nexus Square are designed to give real estate investors clarity and control over their financials.
At Nexus Square, we specialize in tax planning and accounting services designed to meet the unique needs of real estate investors.
Whether you manage commercial real estate, multi-family residential properties, or funds, our proactive strategies will help you streamline financial management and optimize tax savings.
Our key services include Tax Planning for Real Estate Investors, ensuring maximum tax savings; Real-Time Financial Reporting for up-to-date insights; Cash Flow Management to keep your operations efficient; Compliance and Multi-Entity Reporting to simplify complex structures; and Monthly Accounting and Bookkeeping for accurate financial records.
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Cost Segregation for Real Estate Funds: When It Makes Sense and How It Works
Cost segregation is one of those strategies that every real estate fund manager has heard about, but few fully understand at the fund level. Most of the content online explains it for individual investors. Buy a rental property, run a cost seg study, take a big first-year deduction. At the fund level, it’s more nuanced.
Real Estate Fund Accounting: A Complete Guide for Fund Managers
Real estate fund accounting is not the same as property-level bookkeeping. If you’ve been managing individual rentals or syndications and you’re stepping into a fund structure, the accounting requirements change significantly. It’s not just “more” accounting. It’s a fundamentally different discipline. You’re tracking capital across multiple entities, allocating income through a waterfall, maintaining individual investor
Bonus Depreciation for Real Estate in 2026: What Changed and What It Means for Your Fund
If you manage a real estate fund, you already know that depreciation is one of the most powerful tax tools available to your investors. What you might not fully appreciate is how dramatically the rules just changed, and what that means for how you acquire, hold, and communicate the tax benefits of your fund. The