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Jay Boyle
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Are security deposits income on the profit and loss sheet?

Jay Boyle
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Mendham, NJ
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Hi I am new to apartments. I presently have a 90 unit under LOI. The financial data I received from the seller shows the incoming security deposits as income and the outgoing security refunds as expenses. is this typical? I am not very experienced with book keeping or accounting but it seems to me that security deposits and refunds are liabilities for the balance sheet but not income and expenses. Am I wrong? thank you very much! jay

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Michael Germinario
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Michael Germinario
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Balance sheet for sure.

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