By: Blake W. Hassan, CPA, JD*
Doctors in group practice often own one or more of the buildings in which they practice. When doctors buy in to practice ownership, Hassan is often asked if they should be allowed to buy in to practice real estate ownership as well.
Problems with Disparate Ownership
Disparate ownership between the practice and related real estate often leads to…
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