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Jeremy Dugal
  • Investor
  • Presque Isle, ME
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Quickbook Tenant Payments When Management Fees Have Been Deducted

Jeremy Dugal
  • Investor
  • Presque Isle, ME
Posted

Hello.  I will be using Quickbooks Desktop for my 2018 booking keeping on long term rental properties.  I am learning how to use it and practicing and am having trouble with a specific scenario.

I receive payments via deposit into a  bank account from my property manager.  He accepts payment, takes his fee, and deposits the remainder.  How do I enter this so that the tenant gets full credit for their payment while at the same time the management fee is deducted, and everything comes out in the bank register as it should so I can reconcile my account.  Thanks in advance.  

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