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Book keeping. What to use?

Brandon Metz
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Well it looks like ill finally be getting into my first house-hack as long as everything in the buyers process goes smooth. One area that is still a little foggy for me is book keeping. Id love to hear some opinions/recommendations on what this community uses as an aid when it comes to tracking all expenses so i can take a look and a possible test. Ill only have my first property for now but i would love to find something easily expandable.

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Bob Collett
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Bob Collett
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@Brandon Metz

Don’t over complicate. For one or a few properties, a separate bank checking account with its own credit card and a simple spreadsheet should be all that you need. Also open a “Pro  Account” at Home Depot. They will email you copies of material bills.

Bob

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