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David Calme
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Bookkeeping Methods for Small Investors

David Calme
  • Investor
  • Sterling Heights, MI
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I am sure that this topic has come countless times in the past, but I am hoping that someone can recommend a good bookkeeping method/software for keeping track of less than 5 SFRs.  In my situation, I am investing in the Detroit suburbs.  I have one property that is tenant occupied and running smoothly and am in the process of closing on a second.  As I transition to treating my rentals as a business for bookkeeping purposes, I am trying to find a simple, cost effective, but useful tool/method/software that can help with this task.  Any recommendations would be much appreciated.

All the best,

Dave

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With only a few SFHs how about a filing cabinet a pencil and a note book.

Make up a few charts with income, expenses etc. print, fill in the information and file it.

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