Daniel Roccanti

Year-round tax planning for real estate owners means fewer missed opportunities and lower risk. Here's what to do after April.

Year-Round Tax Planning for Real Estate Owners: What to Do After April

Year-round tax planning for real estate owners means fewer missed opportunities and lower risk. Watch the full episode with Daniel Roccanti, CPA.

Year-Round Tax Planning for Real Estate Owners

Comparing in-house vs. outsourced accounting for real estate? Here's what the real cost looks like before you hire.

In-House vs. Outsourced Accounting for Real Estate: What It Actually Costs

Daniel Roccanti and Kyle Paxton break down when outsourced accounting for real estate makes more sense than building an in-house team.

When Outsourced Accounting Beats Hiring In-House

Close-up of a person reviewing financial documents and tax forms with a calculator and pen on a desk.

COVID-Era IRS Penalty Refunds: What to Know Before the July 2026 Deadline

Hidden tax traps in real estate sales can shrink your proceeds. Learn what to model before you sell.

Hidden Tax Traps in Real Estate Sales: What Really Cuts Into Your Proceeds

Post-tax season strategy for real estate investors: when to hold, sell, or 1031 exchange.

Post-Tax Season Strategy for Real Estate Investors: Hold, Sell, or 1031 Exchange

Explore CRE accounting outsourcing vs in-house options. Compare costs, scalability and expertise to find the right commercial accounting solution for your firm.

In-House vs Outsourced Accounting for CRE Companies

Learn why asset-level strategy is the key to real estate success in 2026 as the market rewards hands-on investors.

Why Asset-Level Strategy Is the Key to Real Estate Success in 2026

Get the full 2026 real estate outlook from JMCO experts on cap rates, lending, rent growth and more.

2026 Real Estate Outlook: Signs of Stabilization and What Investors Should Watch

Learn cash flow management for real estate and construction from a CPA who sees the most common mistakes owners make.

Cash Flow Management Tips for Real Estate and Construction Owners

Daniel Roccanti, CPA, explains why profitable real estate projects still lose money and how to manage cash flow.

Why Your “Profitable” Real Estate Projects Still Lose Money

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