Accountants for Real Estate Investors for Audit Services
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FrequentlyAsked Questions
How much does a real estate CPA cost?
Rates typically range from $150 to $450/hour. Complex work like 1031 exchange strategy or audit prep may exceed $1,000/hour.
What does a real estate accountant do?
They provide tax planning, depreciation schedules, cost segregation studies, 1031 exchange guidance, and entity structuring for real estate investors.
Is it worth hiring a CPA for my rental property?
Yes—especially if you own multiple properties, use short-term rentals, or want to minimize taxes with depreciation and other strategies.
What’s the difference between a property accountant and a real estate CPA?
A property accountant handles rent collection and operations. A real estate CPA focuses on strategic tax planning for property owners and investors.
What’s the best tax structure for a real estate investor?
It depends—LLCs are popular, but your CPA may recommend partnerships or S-Corps depending on liability, ownership, and tax goals.
How to Choose the Right Real Estate CPA
Real estate client focus: Ask what percentage of their clients are property investors
Experience with complex strategies: Look for familiarity with 1031 exchanges, cost segregation, opportunity zones, etc.
Proactive tax planning: Not just filing returns, but creating year-round strategies
Transparent pricing: Ask if they charge hourly, per service, or on retainer
Clear communication: Complex tax topics should be broken down in simple terms
Experience with complex strategies: Look for familiarity with 1031 exchanges, cost segregation, opportunity zones, etc.
Proactive tax planning: Not just filing returns, but creating year-round strategies
Transparent pricing: Ask if they charge hourly, per service, or on retainer
Clear communication: Complex tax topics should be broken down in simple terms
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