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Brian Bault
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Cross Property expenses

Brian Bault
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Greetings!

I am in the midst of purchasing my second rental.  (Yay!)  What is the best way to account for expenses that cross between properties.  Accounting software, property management fees that are not property specific, vehicles (not there yet but... one day), computer, and office supplies.  Thanks for any advice!

Brian

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Quote from @Brian Bault:

Greetings!

I am in the midst of purchasing my second rental.  (Yay!)  What is the best way to account for expenses that cross between properties.  Accounting software, property management fees that are not property specific, vehicles (not there yet but... one day), computer, and office supplies.  Thanks for any advice!

Brian

Something simple, and free, would be Google Sheets. Especially if you are using multiple platforms/ people, to track expenses. 
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