Real estate owners and partnerships
Typical situations
- K-1 deadlines are approaching and the books are not ready
- A lender or buyer requires reliable financial statements
- Partners disagree on capital contributions
Real estate partnerships and multi-owner LLCs
When records have fallen behind, K-1 deadlines are approaching, or partners disagree on capital contributions, Lastro reconstructs the books from bank statements, closing statements and governing agreements, so that the CPA of record can rely on every figure.
| Owner | Source | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Partner A | Closing statement, line 212 | 1,250,000.00 |
| Partner B | Bank statement, March, p.4 | 750,000.00 |
| Partner C | Bank statement, March, p.6 | 500,000.00 |
| Total rebuilt | 2,500,000.00 | |
| Total per escrow | 2,500,000.00 | |
| Ties to source | 0.00 | |
Each line points to the document it came from.
Lastro serves three types of clients. Each profile lists the services most relevant to it.
Typical situations
Typical situations
Typical situations
Lastro does not prepare or sign tax returns. The client relationship remains with your firm.
Lastro also serves owners based outside Florida and outside the United States.
Select a service to view its scope and deliverables.
For entities with no accounting records, or records that cannot be relied upon.
Typical timeline is one to three weeks per entity once all records are received.
For existing books that do not agree with bank, lender or prior-year tax records.
For partnerships and LLCs that must establish each owner's contributions and distributions.
For new entities that require sound accounting from inception.
For owners who prefer to review financial results visually rather than in spreadsheets.
Available with any engagement above.
A single entity is typically completed in one to three weeks once source documents are received.
Available records are reviewed at no cost. Scope and a fixed fee are confirmed within two business days.
Each transaction is matched to a source document and balances are rebuilt month by month.
Results are agreed to bank, lender and escrow balances, and any difference is explained.
The client and the CPA of record receive the complete file and a walkthrough meeting.
Indicative starting fees are shown below. Following the initial review, a fixed fee is agreed in writing and changes only if the scope changes.
LLC formation, EIN, accounting system and bank feeds. The $125 Florida filing fee is billed at cost.
Per entity. Based on the number of accounts and the extent of the differences.
Per year of records. Based on transaction volume and available records.
Per entity, per year. Additional investors, 1031 exchanges or missing records increase the fee.
Based on the number of owners and years. Reduced when combined with a reconstruction.
Built from the completed books. Optional monthly refresh from $250 per month.
50% upon engagement, with the balance due on delivery.
Engagements due in under two weeks carry a 25% expedite fee.
Technology performs the repetitive matching, so fees reflect review and professional judgment.
Daniela Pierre-Toussaint began her career in 2016 at Ernst & Young, in the wealth and asset management practice. She has since led accounting and finance for real estate portfolios and investment managers, including building a finance function from inception.
Her work centers on complex reconstructions through a forensic lens, tracing closings, 1031 exchanges, capital contributions and distributions to source documents until every balance is supported. She founded Lastro to bring that discipline to partnerships, sponsors and the CPAs who serve them.
She graduated cum laude from Babson College in 2015 with a B.S. in Business Administration, concentrating in accounting and economics, and is a licensed CPA in Massachusetts. She is based in Miami and serves clients in English and Portuguese.
No. Lastro prepares the books and supporting schedules, and the CPA of record prepares and files the return. Referrals to CPA firms are available on request.
This is common. Work begins with the records available and, with the client's authorization, the remainder is requested from banks, lenders and escrow agents. Any balance that cannot be supported is listed as an open item rather than estimated.
Indicative fees are listed under Fees. A fixed fee is agreed in writing after the initial review and before any work begins.
Yes. Engagements are performed remotely for clients across the United States and abroad.
Yes. All services are available in English and Portuguese.
No. Lastro does not perform audits, reviews or other attest engagements. Reconstructed books do, however, give an audit firm a reliable starting point.
Initial review
Please describe the business and the records available. A response with the proposed scope and a fixed fee will follow within two business days.
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