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Shawn M.
  • Investor
  • New Haven, CT
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Debt repayment is not an expense?

Shawn M.
  • Investor
  • New Haven, CT
Posted

Since PRINCIPAL repayments aren't an expense when you track them in Quickbooks, how do I track them in a way that lets me know what my monthly cash flow is? ( as in the amount of money I can put in my pocket each month)

Most RE investments calculate the principal as an expense for monthly cashflow purposes. BUT it really is just an internal transfer to a long term liability and never shows up on your P&L statement. Is there a way to make it show up as a line item on my P&L so I can quickly see what my cashfow is with or without it?

are you with me???

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