Bookkeeping for real estate investors involves tracking income and expenses strictly on a per-property or per-door basis. It requires cleanly separating routine repairs from capital improvements (CapEx) to ensure accurate depreciation schedules and to provide clean P&L statements for lenders when refinancing.
We build books that lenders trust and CPAs love, so you can focus on the next deal.
Routine repairs are mixed with major renovations, distorting your taxable income and messing up your depreciation schedules.
We classify expenses versus capitalized improvements correctly the first time. Your tax strategy is built on accurate, clean data.
You have three LLCs but run everything through one operating account. It is impossible to tell which property is actually cash-flowing.
We map your chart of accounts so you see a clear P&L for every single door and LLC. No more guessing which property carries the portfolio.
The bank asks for a trailing 12-month P&L, and you have to spend a weekend building a spreadsheet from old bank statements.
Your books are closed and reconciled every single month. When the bank asks for statements, you just hit export.