Business
How to Structure Equitable Construction Deals
At the end of the day, deals get finalized because both parties have enough incentives to close. Buyers and sellers can benefit from understanding what’s motivating the parties on the other side of the table.
By Rob Nowak
March 17, 2021
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Business
by Rob Nowak
Rob Nowak, CPA, serves as tax partner with national public accounting and advisory firm, Weaver. He has more than 25 years of public accounting experience, providing proactive tax consulting and planning services to businesses and family offices across multiple industries, with a concentration in the real estate and construction industries. Weaver has built a nationwide presence on an unwavering commitment to its clients’ success, acting with integrity and always striving to transcend expectations.
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