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Mike R.
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How do I track cash flow in Quickbooks?

Mike R.
  • Investor
  • Orwigsburg, PA
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Hi all,

Repeating this post from August, as I am still looking for a solution. Surely I'm not the only buy-and-hold investor who wants to use QB to figure out how each property is cash flowing. Here's the original post:  

I am having trouble figuring out which report in Quickbooks I can run that will tell me what my cash flow is for each property. Profit and Loss by Class lists my revenues and expenses but of course does NOT include principal payments and capital expenditures. I want a report that will tell me what I was actually able to put in my pocket from each property -- revenues less ALL expenses including principal and CapEx. I know I can do this by hand but I have to be missing something. BTW each property is set up as its own Class. Thank you!

Mike

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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@Mary M. thank you.  I tried statement of cash flows but you can't  have columns for each class. But I Didn't think of running a separate report per class until I saw your post

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