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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

QuickBooks Question Regarding Rentals
I'm sure it's been discussed before but a search didn't yield any current answers. How do you guys best use QuickBooks with regard to rentals? I'm looking to track each rental property in conjunction with the bank/credit card accounts associated with the business. Since we aren't truly selling a product or service per se, I'm looking for ideas on how to best organize. Thanks!
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As @Mayer M. mentioned, set up each property as its own "class." Here are some other tips:
- Sync your bank and CC account with your QB account.
- At the end of each period (month, quarter, or year) open up the banking screen in QB and have your bank/cc statements available as well.
- Verify that all transactions on the statements are entered into QB and that they are associated with the correct properties. Check off the transactions as you go.
- For certain transactions (eg: entering purchases or sales) you might need to do some further research or consult a pro as to how best to enter into into QB
- At the end, there should be a difference of $0. Click "Reconcile." Done.
- Then go generate a Profit & Loss statement and a Balance Sheet. They should give you a good idea of how the rentals are doing.
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