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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

How many checking accounts do you have?
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@Bryan Caprioli - I maintain one bank account for each entity and then a general business account. The general business account handles most transactions regardless of the entity that incurred the expense and also receives all rent. Around once a month, the accounts are balanced and if an entity is owed money it's transferred from the general business account. If the entity owes money (i.e. some CapEx that exceeded rent for the month) then it's transferred from the LLC account to the general business account.
I am an owner in each of the entities, however if I were managing for other owners I would not maintain separate bank accounts for them but would maintain detailed accounting and keep record of the net balance (positive or negative) for each owner at all times.