Partnership Tax for Real Estate Syndicators
Partnership returns and investor K‑1s for real estate syndicators. Every K‑1 comes with a video that explains it to your LPs.
One condition: books closed and documents in by January 31.
The Problem
Your K‑1s land in September, on extension, again.
Your LPs email you about box 20, and you answer them.
Your CPA meets 704(c) and mid‑year admissions for the first time in February.
I prepare partnership returns and K‑1s for real estate syndicators. That is it.
Who It's For
You raised from LPs and owe them a K‑1 every year. Their only report card on you.
Multiple classes, tiered entities, capital coming in mid‑year, allocations that have to hold up.
Several entities, real depreciation strategy, and an exit that shouldn't be planned at closing.
Not a fit: individual returns, or a single rental property. I'll tell you on the call rather than in March.
How to Start
Thirty minutes. Your structure, your investor count, how last tax season went, and roughly what your file costs. If it isn't a fit, you'll hear that on the call.
Book a 30‑Min CallThree onboarding slots a month, and none between January 1 and March 15.
Or email directly: matt@surefiretaxco.com