MIAMI—With South Florida's building boom slowing down, developers are speeding up to bring projects to market. However, in the process many joint-ventures can skip critical financial steps that result in little room for error when it comes to the bottom line.
GlobeSt.com caught up with Steve Klein, a partner at Miami-based accounting firm Gerson Preston, to get his insights on why developers involved in a joint-venture should conduct regular audits. His answers could save you big bucks.
GlobeSt.com: How do developers benefit from auditing a joint venture from inception of the project to its conclusion?
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