Proposed Lease Accounting Rules, an interview with Michael Vandergoot & Peter Morris

This is an opportunity to learn and ask questions of the experts regarding the proposed new accounting rules relating to commercial Real Estate Leases. This show is a must for accountants, tenants and landlords. Listen as I interview Michael Vandergoot & Peter Morris, two acknowledged experts in the area. Call in with your questions on this timely topic. Michael VanderGoot has worked in the real estate accounting and compliance field since 1994. During that tenure he has been a hands on Controller and Operating Officer for several real estate companies ranging from a start up developer to a mature multinational developer, owner and property manager. The accounting experience included General Ledger reconciliations, year-end Operating Expense reconciliation billings as detailed in each lease, and issuing the financial statements to the auditors and lenders per the terms of the loan covenants. Peter Morris is the founder and CEO of Greenstead Group LLC an international real estate asset management and advisory firm specializing in solving complex real estate issues. Peter brings a global best-practices perspective to each assignment and over 30 years experience working with all types of real estate in seven countries on three continents. He is sought after as one of less than 24 people worldwide with the three professional industry accreditations he holds. He is recognized around the world as a top real estate authority with many awards for his innovative and effective programs. Peter has written numerous articles, contributed to three books on real estate and is on the board of advisors of trade publications; as well as his blog Advance Beyond the Building. A second generation real estate professional, Peter was also an independent business tenant before working with some of the best known real estate investors. He is known for providing his clients with leading edge solutions that produce competitive advantages and superior results.