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The BOI reporting deadline under the Corporate Transparency Act has been extended to January 13, 2025 for most companies. Don’t miss this critical compliance requirement—file now to avoid penalties!
Now that the new year is upon us, commercial real estate (CRE) investors should be optimizing their portfolios to navigate upcoming market changes. Here's a guide that includes key trends and actionable insights:
Learn the advantages and disadvantages of sale-leaseback transactions in commercial real estate, including potential tax benefits and cash flow improvements for buyers and sellers.
Unlocking Value: How Atlas Management LLC Adds Value for Clients Unlocking the full potential of your commercial real estate investments requires expertise and dedication, which is where professional property management comes into play. Atlas Management LLC stands out in the industry by offering comprehensive services that not only maintain but also enhance property value. From meticulous maintenance and efficient tenant relations to strategic financial management, they ensure that every aspect of property management is handled with precision. This piece will delve into the myriad benefits of professional property management, showcasing how Atlas Management LLC maximizes returns and guarantees tenant satisfaction, ultimately proving to be an indispensable partner in the realm of Athens commercial real estate and beyond.
Establishing trust and long-term relationships with clients is the foundation for sustained growth and success in the competitive world of commercial real estate.
Commercial property management services can lead to increased property value, improved tenant satisfaction and help protect your investment in the long run.
What steps can you take to prepare your portfolio for long term success?
The commercial real estate (CRE) market is undergoing significant changes in 2024, driven by various economic, technological, and societal factors. Here are some of the key trends shaping the landscape and how Atlas can help.
Thoughtful investment decisions can equal long term gains in any market.
In commercial leasing, occupancy agreements are created through careful negotiation between landlords, tenants, and their respective brokers. Lease renewals are often a significant part of these discussions, but many landlords are unaware of the benefits of lease options. Lease options are a valuable way to extend a tenant's stay and can be included in any lease, not just those with large credit tenants.
In the ever-changing realm of retail, the latest trends are unmistakable. Today's brands are creating environments that captivate and leave a lasting impression on customers to enhance brand recognition and consumer loyalty. Here are a few ways to incorporate innovative retail space planning so that your property stays ahead of the curve.
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) was passed in 2021 but goes into effect in 2024. It signifies a pivotal shift in the regulatory landscape, bringing about heightened transparency in corporate structures and operations within the United States. For commercial real estate investors, understanding the purpose and significance of the CTA is paramount, as it may directly impact business operations. Purpose of the CTA: Combating Illegal Activities The CTA aims to identify those who are behind the veil of US businesses and real estate ownership in an effort to tackle money laundering, potential terrorist activity, and other illicit activities. Strengthening Accountability & Integrity The government hasn’t historically had a good way to track the individuals behind large corporations and company names. CTA bolsters corporate governance by promoting accountability and integrity within business structures by requiring that all businesses disclose all “beneficial owners.”. There are exceptions for some large companies, SE-registered advisors, pooled funds, etc., but most corporations, LLCs and other similar entities that are established solely for the ownership of real estate will be required to meet these new requirements. Enhanced Compliance Compliance with CTA requirements is essential for businesses, including entities that exist for the sole purpose of owing real estate, to avoid penalties. Understanding reporting deadlines and accurately submitting beneficial ownership information to FinCEN.gov is crucial. The reporting deadlines of reporting companies vary depending on the business’s formation date, so it is important to familiarize yourself with the nuances set forth to avoid the potential penalties established by the U.S. Treasury. LLC’s that are not in compliance with the CTA may face a fine of $500 per day per LLC or a 2-year prison sentence . Key Dates for Investors to Remember
