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Updated over 7 years ago,
Profit and Loss Statement
This is a general question for those with more accounting experience.
I am trying to build a "rental resume" before sitting down with local banks and I am wanting to include a profit and loss summary for each of my rental properties. Where I am having a little confusion is how to account for cash out refinances and capital expenditures. I have tried finding examples and I haven't been able to find definitive answers. So here are my questions:
- How is the cash from a cash out refinance treated? Income?
- How are Capital Expenditures categorized? On some it appears as though it is treated as an expense like a repair, both others seem to break it out and list it after the NOI is calculated. It is shown as a deduction from reserves.
Ultimately if someone can point me to a great example or resource it would be greatly appreciated. So far the books I have read and the templates in the BP FilePlace have not dealt directly with these items.