Need Help Deciding: Anderson Advisors vs. Hall CPA – Any Experiences?

Question

I’m currently in the process of restructuring how I manage my real estate business, and I’ve been speaking with both Anderson Advisors and Hall CPA.

I’m a full-time investor and agent, and my focus is on buying and building single-family and multifamily properties, plus some land development. I’m looking for a firm that can guide me on both the tax side and the legal entity setup side.

Anderson seems very hands-on and confident, but I’ve heard mixed things. Hall CPA seems great as well but with a more traditional accounting model.

If anyone has used either one, I’d really appreciate hearing your thoughts—good or bad. What was your experience like? Would you hire them again?

Feel free to DM me or comment below. I want to make the best choice going forward and learn from others who’ve been down this road.

Christopher Garcia · Answer

Hi Aristotle,

Thank you so much for reaching out, I really appreciate it. I really enjoyed speaking with them, but I have to admit, I got a bit hesitant when it came to their pricing. If you’re able to share any insight or info, I’d truly appreciate it.

Aristotle Kumpis · Answer

I'm have been a client of Anderson for 5 years now. They are great to work with. I have no bad experiences with them. They have a large team of people to help with everything when it comes to entity formation and tax stuff. I am happy to put you in touch directly with my business advisor there if you want.

Max Emory · Answer

Hey @Christopher Garcia, our bookkeeping firm has experience with both, so I'll shoot you a DM.

Fulton Abraham Sanchez · Answer

Hi @Christopher Garcia , you’ve come to the right place. There are over 20 active CPAs here in BiggerPockets assisting RE investors with their tax planning and entity structuring. Since you’re focused on full-time investing, development, and multifamily projects, make sure to reach out to one with deep real estate experience. Please email them directly, as we are not allowed to self-promote here. Best of luck as you restructure your business!