Working with tax advisors, we have set up many different business structures to assist clients in the co-ownership and development of commercial real estate, including limited partnerships, joint ventures, and trusts.
Timing is key to the effective implementation of most business plans. A key component in the set up of a LP or JV is an early conference discussion between the parties and their accountants to review goals and objectives of the parties and the completed project.
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