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Aaron Farr
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Tracking Expenses on Multiple Projects

Aaron Farr
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Spokane, WA
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For those who have 5+ flip projects going on at one time how do you track all of your expenses and stay organized?  Is there an app out there that I can quickly scan a receipt into an accounting system and have the ability to toggle between different properties? I've been using excel and up to this point but as I continue to grow and add on more projects the accounting side of things is getting out of hand.  There has to be a scaleable tool out there!

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Jim Goebel
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Jim Goebel
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@Aaron Farr

Most we've had going is 3 at one time, if my memory serves.  If you're not using an aggregator such as mint.com I'd highly recommend.  It gets cumbersome, to say the least and I now appreciate more what some back office staff can do when focused on something like this.

Anyways, under mint you can create categories for your spending so it's just a regular occurance to go into the platform and categorize your expenditures.

Another option is to open a business account on a per property basis.  I've never done that but I'd assume if you have separate charge cards per project, you can simply see statements from them....

If you find something else that works great please let me know on this.

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