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Doug Lovett
  • Investor
  • Orange Park, FL
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Bookkeeping Treatment of Postposession Holdback

Doug Lovett
  • Investor
  • Orange Park, FL
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I do bookkeeping for real estate investors and have a client that bought a house where the seller needed post possesion.  They did an escrow holdback at the title company.  The seller didn't move out in the allotted time and forfeited the escrow holdback, which the title company sent to my client.

What is the best way to treat this: 1) other income or 2) a price concession on the purchase price?

@Michael Plaks what's your take?

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