Meet Our Sponsor: Reznick Group

Traversing Texas (and nationwide) from their Austin office, Reznick Group provides high-level audit and tax work for a wide range of commercial real estate clients. ?You go with us because we have the real estate expertise and superior client service,? says principal Kelli Winter, here with audit manager Ryan Mills. The four-year-old office of 20 (10 offices, 1,200 employees nationwide) performs 100% real estate work, with hot areas being HUD financing and renewable energy. Clients turn to Reznick when they need a firm that understands the complexities of HUD, Kelli says, while Texas? oil and gas industries and the new emphasis on solar and wind power has caught the eye of renewable energy clients. ?Not just in Texas, but we have a large national footprint helping clients with a wide range of deals, from complex to more traditional structuring, as well as the always-changing rules and regulations surrounding financial reporting in the commercial real estate arena.? Learn more about Reznick's practice here.

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