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Matthew Metros
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Setting upaccounts business financial for Flipping homes

Matthew Metros
  • Investor
  • New York, NY
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How do I set up business accounts for flipping homes? I am 25 and only have my personal chase account.

Looking for advice on how to setup my business for long term success.

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Don Petrasek
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Don Petrasek
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Yes you should have a separate bank account and credit card for real estate even if you don’t incorporate. If you don’t have a separate account, you’ll spend a lot of unnecessary time sorting transactions and deciding whether they are personal, consulting or real estate related.  Also get a simple expense mgmt app that you can download all of your transactions into.  I use Hurdlr because it auto tracks my mileage and generates a schedule C for you at any time, but there are other apps just as good. 

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