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Harman N.
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Appfolio cash flow report --> Quickbooks accounting

Harman N.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi all,

Every month I spend 2-3 hours translating the Appfolio cash flow report I get from my PM into double-ledger accounting for Quickbooks. First I do the Appfolio translation in a spreadsheet until I get everything to balance, then I manually enter into Quickbooks. Is there an Appfolio & Quickbooks integration that makes this process streamlined? 

- Harman

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Renee Fulcer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Winnebago, IL
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Renee Fulcer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Winnebago, IL
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I do the same thing.  One thing that helps is that I reconcile one property at a time (they are all multis).  Since the statements don't report charges that have not yet been paid (i.e late fee) I also request a "Resident Financial Report" that will have those details.

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