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Sunny D.
  • Pleasanton, CA
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Accounting - rental property

Sunny D.
  • Pleasanton, CA
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I started creating a excel sheet to start tracking accounts for a duplex I purchased. Any thoughts on below approach. Also I am trying to keep it simple (not trying to deal with taxation, depreciation etc.)

1. Ledger - all transactions

2. Balance sheet

3. Cash flow statement

4. Income statement

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Net Equity24,600
Balance SheetAssetsLiabillities
Property77,000-
Retained earnings0-
Debt-(54,000)
Deferred Liabilities-650
Deposits950-

Cash flow- statement

Downpayment(23,250)
Aquisition(5,867)
Aug 2016 (incl. turnover costs)(1,958)
Sep 2016 (projected)360

Income statement

MonthNetRevenuePaymentsDeferred expenses - 20%
Aug 2016(1,788)650(2,308)(130)
Sep 2016 (projected)2401,300(800)(260)

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Jeff Gates
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Jeff Gates
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  • Cathedral City, CA
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I am not saying Buildium is the right source. They did produce a PDF that is a helpful start.

http://landing.buildium.com/portals/214069/docs/propertymanagementaccountingbook.pdf

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