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Cristobal G.
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BOUGHT MY FIRST RENTAL!!!!!! Now Bookkeeping???!!!???

Cristobal G.
  • Kalamazoo, MI
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So I bought my first rental in Kalamazoo, MI. It's a SFR which I will be living in one room and subleasing the rest of the rooms. Tenants/roommates will be paying my mortgage and I will still have an extra $200 left over for other expenses. My main question is how to do the bookkeeping for this property? I am very confused about tracking expenses and organizing it all since I can't completely separate my personal expenses from the rental expenses. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!!

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    Harrison Sharp
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    Harrison Sharp
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    It’s easier to keep track of your expenses if you have everything on a separate CC, you will also get up to 2% cash back on some credit cards

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