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Check out our articles below to learn more about the fundamentals of rental property accounting.
Accounting and bookkeeping don't have to be hard. Get your books set up and structured correctly in the beginning to save yourself time, money, and headaches
Learn more about where to get started and what key decisions you need to make with our introductory guide.
There are few things more foundational to good bookkeeping than maintaining separate business and personal bank accounts
If you have more than 1 or 2 units, and especially if you plan to grow your portfolio- the answer is almost certainly YES
Your chart of accounts doesn't have to be complicated- instead think of it as an essential tool for organizing your finances
Mortgage payments aren't exactly an expense- they are a loan repayment, interest expense, and escrow transfer, all at once.
Wondering if you should create an LLC to hold your rentals in? Read on to see what you can gain and what you need to consider.
Most real estate investors report the net income or loss from their rental properties using this form.
Answers to the most common questions on the do's and don'ts of accounting for security deposits
How to create and understand your balance sheet as a real estate investor