Sign in to view Brian’s full profile
or
New to LinkedIn? Join now
By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy.
Sign in to view Brian’s full profile
or
New to LinkedIn? Join now
By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy.
Austin, Texas, United States
Sign in to view Brian’s full profile
Brian can introduce you to 2 people at CR Capital
or
New to LinkedIn? Join now
By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy.
2K followers
500+ connections
Sign in to view Brian’s full profile
or
New to LinkedIn? Join now
By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy.
View mutual connections with Brian
Brian can introduce you to 2 people at CR Capital
or
New to LinkedIn? Join now
By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy.
View mutual connections with Brian
or
New to LinkedIn? Join now
By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy.
Sign in to view Brian’s full profile
or
New to LinkedIn? Join now
By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy.
Websites
- Company Website
-
https://crcapitalmgmt.com/
- Company Website
-
bperrott.com
About
Welcome back
By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy.
New to LinkedIn? Join now
Activity
2K followers
-
Brian Perrott shared thisBrian Perrott shared thisCore Value Highlight: We Are Pioneers At BluePallet, our core values inform all of our decisions, and finding people who believe in them is how we have built our amazing team. What does "We Are Pioneers" mean to us? Listen, then lead Be bold and challenge the norms Complexity is our opportunity The responsibility to make things better belongs to each and every one of us
-
Brian Perrott shared thisBrian Perrott shared thisStorefronts, marketplaces, and networks. Not sure which one will lead your #digitalstrategy? Find out the pros and cons of each. #chemicaldistribution #chemicalindudstry #marketplaces #fintech #marketplaces #digitaltransformation https://hubs.li/Q01rwq4J0
-
Brian Perrott shared thisBrian Perrott shared thisBluePallet CEO, Scott Barrows, joins Applico’s Nick Johnson and Shep Hickey, CEO of Bryzos to talk about how B2B financing works for industrial e-commerce. And how they’ve successfully implemented it on their platforms.
-
Brian Perrott shared this42% of chemical company CEOs will prioritize digital operations and related technologies in the coming year. #digital #chemicalBrian Perrott shared thisChemical companies can unleash their business potential with end-to-end integration of digital technologies for manufacturing and distribution. Here's how.
-
Brian Perrott shared thisBrian Perrott shared this#BluePallet will be at booth 1682 at next weeks #ACS2022 - stop by and learn how we've brought e-commerce to raw chemical sourcing! End to end transactions happening daily at the click of a mouse - simple, seamless, secure. #chemicals #ecommerce #sourcing Book time with me here 👇👇👇👇 https://lnkd.in/eWNgeBv9
-
Brian Perrott shared thisBrian Perrott shared thisInterested in learning about the "Hottest Feature of B2B Marketplaces"? Join us for APPLICO's webinar on Thursday, March 17th at 1pm ET. Follow the link here: https://hubs.li/Q015PXSm0
-
Brian Perrott shared thisCulture is Everything is something I learned early on. So fortunate to have Alyssa McKinley on our team helping lead this charge. Just the beginning.... #infinitegame #team #culture Gustavo Grodnitzky, Ph.D.Brian Perrott shared this"People-first" culture is core to what we do. Thank you Built In for the feature. #culture https://lnkd.in/gpnHHiCeThis Is What ‘People-First’ Companies Look Like in AustinThis Is What ‘People-First’ Companies Look Like in Austin
-
Brian Perrott liked thisThank you to everyone that has been apart of our incredible growth and transformation the past year! We are grateful for all of you! Building a brand deeper before going wider is a practice of patience and can cost more time and capital then a founder may be able to tolerate.…however with persistence and focus your brand earns the opportunity to expand and scale…and that is exactly what is ahead for RationAle in 2026 🤘🏼🚀🍺Brian Perrott liked thisGrateful for the people who made 2025 a big year for RationAle. This year wouldn’t have happened without our customers, wholesale partners, retailers, and the community that believed in what we’re building. Your support is the reason we get to keep showing up and growing. As we head into 2026, we’re excited to expand into new states and new markets and continue building a brand rooted in real moments and real connections. If RationAle is available where you are, thank you. If not, we’re working on it. Proud of what we built together and excited for what’s next.
-
Brian Perrott liked thisWhat a genuine surprise! Thank you Douglas Watters and Dry Atlas for sharing the authentic journey we are on scaling RationAle Brewing from a conversation with my sons to now one of the fastest growing NA craft brands in the US 🚀 🍺Brian Perrott liked thisThere are some founders who pitch a dozen investors, hoping for a yes. Jamie Fay personally pitched over 3,000. When he launched RationAle Brewing, he didn’t have a VC war chest. He just had a pickup truck, a clear mission, and huge stamina. Instead of chasing institutional money, Jamie built a community of over 90 angel investors. Some wrote $5K checks. Others wrote $2M. But all of them became believers. He made capital raising feel like field marketing: → Every pitch became a brand touchpoint → Every “no” got him closer to the right “yes” → Every investor became an evangelist Today, Rationale is one of the fastest-growing non-alc beer brands in the country, without a dollar of venture capital. We break down more of Jamie’s story in our Dry Atlas community. DM me for a 14-day free trial.
-
Brian Perrott liked thisBrian Perrott liked thisWe engineered Aiden QuickTakes to accelerate the delivery of expert financial analysis and market insights, empowering investors to make informed decisions.
-
Brian Perrott liked thisBrian Perrott liked thisCongratulations Ashwini Sarathy on graduating from med school! It is an amazing milestone and the first of many more to come. It is a privilege to be in a position to serve people when they are most vulnerable. I am sure you will prove to be more than worthy of this incredible responsibility.
-
Brian Perrott liked thisBrian Perrott liked thisExcited to share that I've joined an amazing team at Hapn as Director of Business Development! Hapn has already established itself as a market leader with a customer first approach to service and the desire to be innovative and reliable for all businesses and end users alike! I'm equally excited to be joining Nicholas Edwards, a trusted leader, mentor and friend, and following his vision to the top, again. 🚀 🚀 The team here is as impressive as the product and I look forward to the opportunity to support the growth and expansion to a whole new level!!
-
Brian Perrott liked thisBrian Perrott liked thisI recently had the privilege of moderating a dynamic session co-hosted with NYU SPS Center for Global Affairs and the New York Energy Forum, which explored the intersection of artificial intelligence and global energy markets. We tackled critical themes such as: How AI’s growth ambition is reshaping global energy consumption. Whether current energy sources can meet the needs of AI, or potentially limit the ability to scale. The discussion highlighted innovations across energy and technology, including the roles of the public and private sectors. Alongside experts David Sandalow (Columbia University’s CGEP), Daryl Kennedy (STACK Infrastructure), and Chris Dendrinos, CFA (RBC Capital Markets), we drove vital conversations at the intersection of AI, energy, and innovation. Grateful to collaborate with Carolyn Kissane. I loved being back on campus. Looking forward to the next event.
-
Brian Perrott liked thisGood times were had in this no BS chat with our newest BFF Justin Crawford - if you or your friends enjoy crushing a few alc bevies alongside your favorite NA drinks to moderate then this episode is for you! You Brew You 🤘🏼🍺 #pacerbeerBrian Perrott liked thisWe’re gearing up for a BIG announcement, next month—and we couldn’t be more excited to share it ALL on the Justin Crawford Podcast (in May). 🎙️ Jamie Fay and Jess Windell sat down with Justin to talk about drinking culture, social pressure, and what it really means to "brew you"—and do it boldly. 😎 This convo was packed with hard truths, personal stories, and a few things we’ve never said out loud… until now. Stay tuned for what's to come, May 1st. 👀 We're just getting started... #BrewsWithoutBooze #YouBrewYou #NAbeer #RationAle
-
Brian Perrott liked thisBrian Perrott liked thisHappy Wednesday everyone! As we approach the end of the first quarter in 2025, I thought I would put a few thoughts together on our current market outlook. To set the stage, it’s always helpful to look at the recent market trends. Over the past 12 months the equity market has been positive globally, with the S&P 500 (the US's largest 500 public companies) leading the way, up 15+%. In general, Large Cap stocks (specifically Financials and Communications) outperformed, with the Russell 2000 (the smallest 2000 US companies), only up 2.5%. Non-US developed and emerging equity markets both performed well up 10+%. Bottom line, the recent equity market performance has been positive, across all markets. If we narrow our scope to 2025 (year to date), the data tells a much different story. Most US equity indices are now in the negative, with the Nasdaq and Russell 2000 feeling the most pressure. That said, the non-US equity markets are still performing relatively well with the MSCI EAFE up 9+% and Emerging Mkts up 2+%. Much of this dispersion has taken place over the last couple weeks, with the CBOE Volatility Index jumping from it’s low 14.77 (Valentine’s Day) to 22.96 on the 03/04 open, a 55% spike! To summarize, even with the volatility we’ve seen in the past couple weeks, the longer dated returns remain quite attractive when compared to our long term expected returns. The S&P 500 has given back roughly 4% of it’s value over the last three months, while still being up 13% from it’s value a year ago. For a properly diversified portfolio, this is standard volatility in my opinion. Could it be the start of a more prolonged correction? Maybe, but we would need to see another step down before we would even consider this a market “correction” (down 10-20% by technical terms). To put some context to what properly diversified means. To me, this means that your portfolio has sufficient reserves to meet near term cash needs (right sized protective reserve), allowing the global equity allocations the time needed to capitalize on short term volatility. While volatile markets may not feel very nice, they do provide opportunities. Equity market entry points (buy at lower prices), tax loss harvesting, timely ROTH conversions, all can benefit from market disruption. How long will this last? Unpopular opinion, but I don’t think anyone knows. Given the amount of policy change happening at the Federal level, it seems reasonable to expect this market to remain volatile for at least a couple quarters. What do you think?
Experience & Education
-
CR Capital
******** *******
-
** ******* ********
******* *******
-
******* ********** **********
**** ********* undefined
-
View Brian’s full experience
By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy.
Welcome back
By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy.
New to LinkedIn? Join now
View Brian’s full profile
-
See who you know in common
-
Get introduced
-
Contact Brian directly
Other similar profiles
Explore more posts
-
Nils Erik Mattisson
Minut • 4K followers
Minut data helped Sébastien Long get a $25,000 rebate when the AC stopped working in a Texas property. I love hearing stories like this! Sébastien is the founder of Lodgeur, the Founding President of the Texas Short Term Rental Association, and my latest guest on the Minute by Minut podcast. During our conversation, he shared: - How Lodgeur helps owners overcome the revenue drop from void periods - The data on how design can boost the bottom line - The risks of regulation being written by well-meaning but misguided politicians - How to manage long-term regulatory risk Tune in to this episode to hear from an experienced hospitality leader on regulation, revenue, tech integration… and how Minut helped him secure that $25,000 rebate. The episode is available now on all podcast platforms, and YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eE3-kSNu
16
4 Comments -
Paul Chazarreta, MBA
Chaz Capital, LLC • 2K followers
📈 The markets are shifting — are you staying informed? In our latest October Investor Newsletter, we broke down some major updates: ✅ The Federal Reserve’s first rate cut in over a year and how it’s impacting real estate lending ✅ Why population growth across Texas continues to strengthen the multifamily market ✅ What’s driving this year’s stock market rally — and where diversification still matters ✅ Plus, a spotlight on Bonus Depreciation and how savvy investors use it to enhance after-tax returns At Chaz Capital, our mission is to help investors make smarter decisions through clear, data-driven insights — not noise or hype. If you’d like to receive our monthly newsletter with market updates, private equity insights, and educational topics designed for investors like you: 💬 Send us a DM or 🔗 Subscribe at www.Chaz-Capital.com Join our growing Investor Network and stay ahead of the next opportunity. #realestateinvesting #privateequity #alternativeinvestments #multifamily #investinginsights #passiveincome #chazcapital #retire
11
-
Monte Davis Property Management
46 followers
🏢 Austin Leasing Trends: What Investors Need to Know Austin’s rental market is showing an interesting divergence: leases are taking longer—around 69 days on average—while overall leasing volume is down. This means demand is steady, but properties are moving more slowly. Smart investors can respond by: Refining marketing to target the right tenants Offering strategic concessions to accelerate leases Upgrading units or amenities to appeal to long-term renters Understanding this dynamic helps turn slower leasing trends into profitable opportunities. (Source: 6AM - ATXtodayensorrealtors.com)
8
-
Chloe Harvey
Fidelus Private Equity Group • 194 followers
A Texas builder is now suing over roughly $2.5 million in merchant cash advances under new commercial financing laws. The bigger issue? Many businesses entering stacked MCA products were never truly “MCA profiles” to begin with. Speed replaced underwriting. Approval replaced strategy. And now regulators and courts are starting to pay attention. https://lnkd.in/gWk2TnmJ
1
-
Beckley & Associates PLLC
820 followers
Most Plano and Dallas business owners are running profitable businesses — but not necessarily valuable ones. The income trap is what happens when a business generates strong revenue without building transferable equity. And it's more common than most owners realize. Six signs you may be in it: 🔹The business can't run without you for 30 days 🔹Your best clients would follow you, not the business 🔹Your financials are built for tax season, not a buyer 🔹You've never had an independent valuation 🔹Your income has grown but your options haven't 🔹Exit feels distant — not strategic If two or more of these describe your business, the gap is worth understanding now. At Beckley & Associates PLLC in Plano, we help mid-market business owners across Dallas, Frisco, and North Texas move from the income stage to the equity stage.
2
-
Chris Gauvin
Local Fractional LLC • 2K followers
Excited to share a recent piece by Local Fractional — why the next decade presents one of the best opportunities to acquire and stack small businesses into real cash-flow portfolios. The market is massive, the risks are real, and the strategies are practical. Worth a read for anyone thinking about ownership or investment.
12
-
Imran Khanji
NW Fabrics • 918 followers
I'm an LP in CRE syndications. My first big burn was on WaterLights District in Pearland, Texas — public record (Wikipedia has the rough outline). Pearland City Council approved it March 2008. Amegy Bank foreclosed it March 2010. 67% drop in 24 months. Total wipeout for the LPs. The deck was beautiful: 1.9 million sq ft mixed-use, the "Venice of Houston," a lake, a walkway, and four 30-foot bronze busts of American presidents around the property by Houston sculptor David Adickes. My friends and I had pooled $1,000 per month for years to get into one real deal together. WaterLights was that deal. I put MORE personal money in than I'd planned because the multi-million-dollar checks from bigger investors made me think it had been institutionally vetted. The day the four bronze president heads got physically moved off the site to a Houston Heights storage facility — that was the day I knew. We're all still friends. Nobody did anyone else wrong. We made the wrong decision together. We've made roughly 10x that money back on later deals together. I'm not bitter. I'm building. I built DeckCheckr.ai so the next LP wiring six figures into a beautiful deck doesn't have to lose what we lost to learn what we learned. Upload a deck, ten minutes, written report flagging the assumptions worth questioning, with citations to deck pages. I sit on both sides of this. I've raised capital and I've been a passive LP. The best sponsors I know welcome transparency tools — it's how they build long-term trust, not how they get exposed. Good ones should be celebrated. Bigger picture: DeckCheckr is the first product of K3, a venture studio I'm building to be the operating system for passive LPs. Pre-investment deck vetting today. Quarterly update auditing next. Portfolio dashboards, sponsor performance database, and eventually a pooled-LP fund. If you're an LP looking at a deck this quarter, the first report is free at DeckCheckr.ai. If you're a sponsor and want an honest read on how an LP perceives your deck — also free, no judgment, just feedback. Building this in public over the next 90 days. Follow if you want updates.
28
-
Craig Marquis
CM Integrated Solutions • 704 followers
Bad Wi-Fi used to ruin hotel stays. Now, it ruins reputations. That’s why hotel brands rolled out strict bandwidth requirements. But most operators still get overcharged because they stop at “brand standard.” Always shop around. Always compare. Because reliability shouldn’t come with inflated rates.
2
-
Casa By Owner
casa by owner • 409 followers
The real surprise for first-time buyers in El Paso isn’t just the paperwork, it's the way local program rules add a second layer of compliance right on top of standard Texas contracts. 📝 Even a smart, motivated buyer can get tripped up if they miss how these requirements interact. Take program eligibility for city help: location boundaries, income thresholds, and even the exact definition of “first-time buyer” must line up perfectly with every contract and application. Missing just one rule, like purchasing outside city limits, or overlooking a key piece of documentation, can halt a closing or cancel out program benefits entirely. Dual compliance means buyers have to prove they fit city assistance programs while also passing lender checks, keeping timelines straight, and responding to contingencies, all at once. Without someone breaking down the difference between a forgivable loan and a grant, or guiding which forms to prioritize, it’s easy for deadlines to pile up and paperwork confusion to take over. 📑 Having a local expert sort the eligibility details early not only avoids delays, but turns an overwhelming checklist into a smooth path to closing. This is why the best move is to ask about every requirement up front, especially when city programs and standard contracts overlap. 📋 If you’ve navigated El Paso’s homebuying process with assistance programs, what steps or resources made the biggest difference for you? Share your tips below, local buyers could really benefit from your insight. CASA BY OWNER
-
The Short Term Shop
632 followers
Broken Bow Short Term Rentals: What Investors Need to Know Broken Bow, Oklahoma has become a hotspot for short term rentals, but what can investors realistically expect in terms of revenue? Let’s break it down. Understanding Revenue Ranges In Broken Bow, income hinges more on nightly rates than occupancy. Many successful rentals aren't booked solid but still pull in solid numbers thanks to weekends and peak dates. Generally, cabins here earn between the mid five figures to low six figures annually. This spread reflects the variety in property types. Characteristics of Lower Earning Cabins Lower earners are often smaller or older cabins lacking updates. Think one or two bedrooms, minimal outdoor features, maybe no hot tub. These properties rent, thanks to demand, but they're more price-sensitive. They typically bring in $40,000 to $60,000 annually, sometimes more with good management. The Sweet Spot: Solid Performers The consistent earners are two to four-bedroom cabins with good outdoor spaces and thoughtful design. Not luxury, but guest-friendly. These cabins usually see $70,000 to $110,000 in annual revenue. For many investors, this range balances income and expenses well. Outliers and High Performers Top performers, the ones on AirDNA charts, are larger, well-designed properties with amenities like hot tubs and game rooms. These can hit $150,000 or more in revenue but come with higher costs. Remember, margins are as crucial as gross numbers. Why AirDNA Isn’t the Whole Story AirDNA offers valuable insights, but it doesn’t tell you about management quality or real-time pricing strategies. Two similar cabins can perform vastly differently based on execution, not just data. Focusing on Nightly Rates Over Occupancy A surprise for new investors: high occupancy isn’t always the goal. Successful rentals often prioritize weekend rates over filling every weekday. Pricing peak dates correctly is key to maximizing revenue. Considering Expenses Operating a Broken Bow cabin isn’t cheap. Cleaning, hot tubs, and utilities add up, and maintenance is real. Revenue only tells half the story; understanding expenses is crucial to setting realistic expectations and making sound investments. Conclusion Most well-purchased and managed Broken Bow rentals earn between $60,000 and $120,000 annually. Success usually hinges on decisions and execution, not just the market. Read the full original article here: https://lnkd.in/e7R6AhzK
-
Jeremy Mercer, SIOR
Matador Realty Investments • 4K followers
Dropped a new Retail ReCap on The Industrialist after getting back from ICSC Vegas with Rob Franks, Bob Moorhead, and Will Narduzzi. Some topics we discuss: – Dallas Fort Worth Employment – Running into tenants we’re negotiating with (they didn’t expect to see us) – Retail market updates on Starbucks, Chipotle, 7-Eleven, McDonald’s – What happens to 17 million SF of CBD retail if the THC ban passes in Texas – The new Texas Monthly BBQ rankings—people had thoughts Also talked about the difference between being the capital and being the sponsor, and why showing up in person still makes a big impact. Available on Spotify, Apple, and YouTube. https://lnkd.in/g9vZU4Kn
21
-
1836 Property Management
303 followers
If you've been trying to earn rental income in Austin without constant tenant calls and maintenance emergencies, then this approach might work for you. Patrick is one of our rental owners who bought properties as a hedge against stock market swings. In this video, Patrick shares: ✅ Why his realtors recommended us for hands-off service. ✅ Why "this one worked exactly as designed." ✅ How he achieved steady cash flow and growth without handling operations himself. Austin real estate investors deserve rental income that works without stealing their time. Watch the full video to learn how Austin rental property owners can get truly hands-off rental income that delivers exactly what they planned. . . . . #realestateinvesting #austinrentals #passiveincome #rentalproperties #austinpropertymanagement Austin property management | Austin rentals | passive real estate investing | hands-off property management | Austin rental properties
1
1 Comment -
Actowiz Solutions
17K followers
🚀 How Do Austin Real Estate Investors Use #WebScraping to Find Off-Market Properties? In a highly competitive market like Austin, investors are constantly looking for hidden opportunities beyond traditional listings. By leveraging web scraping, they can extract property data from multiple sources and uncover off-market deals—giving them a significant first-mover advantage. Transform #OffMarketPropertyData into actionable insights that help investors secure better deals and maximize ROI. Why Off-Market Property Discovery Is Critical ⚡ Limited visibility on traditional platforms Off-market properties are not listed on MLS or major portals, making them harder to find without advanced data extraction. 📊 Lower competition, higher profit potential Fewer buyers mean better negotiation power and increased chances of securing undervalued properties. How Web Scraping Helps Find Off-Market Properties 🔎 1. Extracting Data from Hidden Sources Scrape property data from niche websites, county records, FSBO listings, and expired listings to uncover non-public opportunities. ⚙️ 2. Identifying Motivated Sellers Detect signals like price reductions, long listing durations, and distressed properties to target high-potential leads. 📍 3. Hyperlocal Market Insights Analyze neighborhood-level data in Austin to identify emerging areas, pricing trends, and investment hotspots. 🎯 4. Automated Lead Generation Generate continuous pipelines of off-market leads without manual research, saving time and effort. 📦 5. Data-Driven Investment Decisions Use structured datasets (pricing history, property details, ownership data) to evaluate deals and optimize investment strategies. Key Business Benefits 💰 Access to exclusive off-market deals 📈 Higher ROI through early opportunity detection 🏡 Improved property valuation accuracy ⚡ Faster deal sourcing and execution 📊 Scalable lead generation across regions 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gy3p9yUn #RealEstateData #OffMarketProperties #AustinRealEstate #PropertyInvestment #LeadGeneration #MarketInsights #WebScrapingSolutions #RealEstateAnalytics #InvestmentStrategy #HousingMarket #PropertyData #CompetitiveAdvantage #DataDrivenInvesting #PropTech #ActowizSolutions
2
-
Jeff Lytle
Sandy Beaches Software • 950 followers
⏰ Alarming Trend: Sandy Beaches Software offers a 5-invoice audit to prospective clients. From the audits we learn a lot about how compliance, taxation engines and voice providers are doing business. We’ve noticed an alarming trend lately – providers are applying Federal Universal Service Fund (FUSF) using Percentage Interstate Usage and reporting at Safe Harbor on the 499 filings. (If you’re a voice provider and don’t understand what I’ve just said, you probably have a tax collection and reporting issue that will impact your company at some point in the future.) Utilizing one contribution method to assess FUSF and a different method to report will not work during an audit. This is typically the result of the voice provider asking their compliance or tax partners to “fix the taxes, they’re too high.” I call it blind trust. While the amount of taxes being applied might be correct, the accounting will not withstand an audit. 🎯 Review lines 418.3, 419 and 420 of the 499A very carefully. 🔹Line 419 is the total amount of revenue billed by your company, and should match the total amount of revenue on your IRS tax return. 🔹Line 420 shows the amount of telecom revenue billed. This should match the amount of telecom revenue billed according to your billing software and accounting software. The amount should be greater than the cost of the telecom services recorded in your accounting software. 🔹Line 418.3 of the 499A is the amount of non-telecom services that were billed, and this revenue amount should match in your both accounting and billing software. 🎯 Review the compliance report generated by the billing software. If the tax rate is something less that the current FUSF tax rate or the percentage taxable is not 64.9% on VoIP MRC’s, you’re not using Safe Harbor to assess FUSF. If you want to learn more or find this very confusing, join us on Nov. 20 for our Third Thursday User’s Group Teams Meeting held at 3:00pm CST. Register now at: https://lnkd.in/gD-gVhXc
11
-
SouthBridge Consulting
91 followers
Leasing vs. Buying: Which is right for your IT? Buying keeps assets on the books, but leasing ensures you’re never stuck with obsolete technology. For many Houston SMBs, a lease-and-replace model keeps the budget predictable and the technology fresh. No more $20,000 surprise bills when the old server finally gives up. Let's look at your procurement strategy. We can help you weigh the pros and cons for your specific tax and cash flow needs.
1
-
Niky Barker
Keller Williams Realty, Inc. • 215 followers
Sellers in Cypress, TX are navigating a market where buyers have more inventory to compare than they did a year ago. That shift changes the calculus on pre-listing repairs. The question isn't how much to spend — it's where to spend it. Paint, roofing, front entry, worn flooring, and core system maintenance tend to have the most impact on buyer confidence and negotiation outcomes. Major renovations done right before listing, on the other hand, rarely return dollar-for-dollar. I've been advising Cypress sellers on this frequently, and I put together a resource that walks through the categories that matter most — including what NAR's 2025 Remodeling Impact Report says about cost recovery by project type. Full post: https://lnkd.in/gfFPsTau Niky Barker, MRP | Keller Williams Signature | Greater Houston Area #HoustonRealEstate #CypressTX #SellerTips #RealEstateTX #HomeSellingAdvice
-
Geo Prospect HQ
1 follower
Try our AI Finder to find commercial leads. With Geo Prospect HQ, you can enter a custom query like: “Find property managers who own more than 5 buildings in Texas.” Our AI interprets your request and returns targeted business contacts based on your niche and criteria. You’re not limited to preset filters — your search is fully customizable to the types of businesses and decision-makers you want to reach. If you’re actively pursuing more commercial accounts, this feature was built for you. Go to geoprospecthq.com and sign up as a client to test it yourself. #businessleads #commercialleads #geoprospecthq
Explore top content on LinkedIn
Find curated posts and insights for relevant topics all in one place.
View top content