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Jeremy H.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lafayette, LA
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Bank Accounts - How do you organize them?

Jeremy H.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lafayette, LA
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How do you all organize your rental property bank accounts?

Bank Account per property? Pros: Would be very easy to see expenses/costs etc. Cons: Would end up with lots of Bank Accounts but still organize them all under "Business"

Single Bank Account? All deposits and costs would go into a singular account. Could still see totals for the whole business but would need something separate (maybe excel sheet) to see how each property was doing. 

Quickbooks?

Trying to come up with an efficient way to organize my properties. It's been turning into quite the cluster the past couple years. Trying to make this easier for my CPA down the road. 

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