Are You Starting or Managing a Real Estate Fund?
For those thinking of starting a fund or already managing real estate private equity funds, there are a few important considerations in reporting and financial best practices which could impact your results.
Currently, the rapidly rising cost of capital, inflation, and the likelihood of recession have created a new dynamic for real estate investing and the rules of the road for private equity firms has changed. They will be focused on the challenge of maximizing investor returns on existing portfolios impacted by higher interest rates and fluctuating values, while at the same time seeking new opportunities that volatile markets always provide.
The Real Estate Private Equity Group at EisnerAmper works with a wide variety of funds at every stage in their life cycle and the real estate cycle, serving as a resource to support their goals. With that in mind, we have curated this compendium of thought leadership pieces to take readers through the life cycle of a fund. We cover a broad spectrum of important topics for fund managers, including:
What considerations do you need to keep in mind as you start a fund?
- How can you structure for optimal results?
- What impact do tax regulations have on your fund?
- What property level concerns exist for fund managers?
- How do you plan to exit your fund?
- And much more…
As you read this publication, please keep in mind that all these perspectives on funds may impact your specific situation differently. Working in close collaboration with accounting, tax and advisory professionals to determine the best course of action is important. Please feel free to contact me or any member of our team with any questions along the way.