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Bryant Troupe
  • Investor
  • Rocklin, CA
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BRRRR Investor Chart of Accounts for QuickBooks

Bryant Troupe
  • Investor
  • Rocklin, CA
Posted

We primarily BRRRR investor who purchased our first property last year. We are hoping to add 2 - 3 this year. I need to get all my financial data into QuickBooks and was wondering if anyone could offer advice on the required chart of accounts. The default real estate business chart of accounts from QuickBooks didn't have the accounts I'd like to see. I'm planning to outsource the bookkeeping once the QB file is setup. I'll also have my accountant review the final chart but looking for investor experience on high-level reporting that they get from QuickBooks.

Here's my preliminary chart of accounts.

Account Name Account Type
Property Sales Income Income
Rental Income Income
Interest Income Income
Security Deposit Income Income
Property Sales Expense Expense
Acquisition Expense Expense
Rehab Expense Expense
Property Management Expense
Insurance Expense
Property Taxes Expense
Marketing Expense
Training Expense
Utilities Expense
General Business Expense Expense
Legal Expense
Interest Expense Expense
Banking Expense Expense
Licensing Expense Expense
Security Deposit Refunds Expense
Maintenance & Repairs Expense
Depreciation Expense
Capital Contribution Equity
Owner Distribution Equity

Thanks in advance for your ideas and suggestions.

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