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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply
Bookkeeper / Real Estate Investor: Vet your Hires

You hate to see it.
A reminder that whoever is involved with the financial side of your business should have intimate experience in and/or with your industry.
Real Estate Investing is a unique beast when it comes to the books.
---A real estate investor may have LTRs, STRs, commercial spaces, flips, and wholesales all under one business (not recommended).
---Constantly adding new flips and rentals to the books and disposing of flips and rentals that were just sold using different methods.
---Accounting for flip repairs differently than rental repairs/CapEx.
---Making sure transactions are property-specific and entity-specific appropriately.
---The list goes on and on and on
All I'm saying is vet the people you're trusting with a super important side of your business. I hope this helps!
I hope this helps!
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Real Estate Investor | USMC Veteran
- Max Emory
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