Property-level books
Income and expenses tracked by property, so you know what each one actually earns.
Books, depreciation and planning for rental property owners and real estate businesses in Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts.
Real estate decisions are tax decisions: how you hold the property, how it's depreciated, and what happens when you sell. We help owners plan ahead and keep clean books for every property.
Our team includes a licensed Realtor, which helps when we work with investors and property businesses.
Where real estate owners usually need us most.
Income and expenses tracked by property, so you know what each one actually earns.
Repairs versus improvements handled correctly, with depreciation schedules kept current.
LLCs, partnerships and co-owned property set up with tax and bookkeeping in mind.
Tax estimates on a sale, recapture, and 1031 exchange planning before you commit.
Whether a cost is a repair you deduct now or an improvement you depreciate changes your tax bill and your property records. A new roof, a replaced furnace and a repainted unit are treated differently.
We classify the work as it happens, so the numbers are right when the return is prepared.
Selling a rental is not just the sale price minus what you paid. Depreciation you took, or were allowed to take, is generally recaptured at sale, and that portion can be taxed differently than the rest of the gain.
Sale expenses, suspended passive losses and your state tax position matter too. That is why we want to see the numbers before you sign a purchase and sale agreement. We can estimate the tax on a sale, show what depreciation recapture adds, and talk through whether a 1031 exchange fits your timeline.
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One clean set of reports for you, your lender and your return.
Income and expenses tracked for each property.
Kept separate from rental income.
Split correctly between interest, escrow and principal.
Schedules kept current as work is done.
One clean set of numbers for you, your lender and your tax return.
We work with landlords, property managers and real estate investors from our office at 14 Breakneck Hill Road in Lincoln, serving Providence County and the towns around it: Providence, Pawtucket, Cumberland, Smithfield, North Providence, Woonsocket and Central Falls, plus Southeastern Massachusetts, including Attleboro, Seekonk, Fall River and Taunton.
We know Rhode Island and Massachusetts filing rules, and our CPA is licensed in both states. When you have a question, you talk to the people who keep your books.
Every situation is different. These are the questions owners ask us most.
Yes. We work with individual landlords, small portfolios and real estate businesses in Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts.
That's the best time. We can estimate the tax on a sale, review depreciation recapture and talk through options like a 1031 exchange before you sign.
Sometimes. It depends on liability, financing and how much administration you want. We'll go through the tax and bookkeeping side with you and your attorney.
It can. Co-owned property may need a partnership return and separate tracking of each owner's share. We set that up with the tax filing in mind.
Yes. We coordinate with them so the books reflect what actually happened at closings and in rent collection.
Tell us where things stand and what you want fixed. We'll start with a short fit conversation, then a review of your books before anyone quotes a price.