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The Importance of Accurate Financial Planning for Commercial Real Estate - Scrubbed

The Importance of Accurate Financial Planning for Commercial Real Estate

Commercial Real Estate leaders know that the business is all about making informed investment decisions, maximizing returns, and mitigating risk. Accurate financial planning is critical to achieving these goals and ensuring long-term success.

Financial planning for commercial real estate is a crucial process that involves assessing the property’s current financial status, setting financial goals, and projecting income and expenses, cash flow, and potential returns over a specific period, typically 5-10 years. A strong plan will also include strategies for reducing expenses, increasing revenue, and managing debt.

Home mortgage being offered to a buyer. ASC 842 - Scrubbed

If Your Company is Involved in Leasing Activities, Have You Met the Requirements of ASC 842?

Well, it seems like things just got a whole lot more complicated for private companies involved in leasing activities! Thanks to the new accounting standard (ASC 842) that is now mandatory, private companies are going to have to do a lot more number crunching than before. But I’m sure you’re up for the challenge! After all, we’ve prepared a blog to help you get up to speed.

Basic of ASC 824 Leases

The Basics of ASC 842, Leases

The growing concern around the previous lease guidance, Accounting Standards Codification (“ASC”) 840, has finally been addressed as the Financial

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The Importance of Accurate Financial Planning for Commercial Real Estate - Scrubbed

The Importance of Accurate Financial Planning for Commercial Real Estate

Commercial Real Estate leaders know that the business is all about making informed investment decisions, maximizing returns, and mitigating risk. Accurate financial planning is critical to achieving these goals and ensuring long-term success.

Financial planning for commercial real estate is a crucial process that involves assessing the property’s current financial status, setting financial goals, and projecting income and expenses, cash flow, and potential returns over a specific period, typically 5-10 years. A strong plan will also include strategies for reducing expenses, increasing revenue, and managing debt.

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