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Jeff G.
  • Investor
  • West Bend, WI
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Book Keeping: Tracking rents, Utilities and issuing receipts?

Jeff G.
  • Investor
  • West Bend, WI
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So we just closed on our first rental property this morning, the property is fully rented and has long standing tenants. My wonderful wife will be doing all the book keeping and managing of the property from an office stand point.  She already has a spreadsheet set up to track rents payments and payments of the water bill by our tenants.  However her primary question is how do people issue receipts of payment. I assume it is in everyone's best interest if we issue receipts so everyone has a record of the rent and water bill payments being paid. My wife thought about getting one of those receipt books and then mail them out?

Any hits, tips or suggestions are appreciated!  

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