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Nicholas K.
  • Denver, CO
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Automate Payments to Partner based on Variable Rental Income

Nicholas K.
  • Denver, CO
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Hi all,

I posted this previously, but I think I posted it in the wrong spot. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to figure out how to adjust it, so I've decided to post here while I figure it out :)

Just bought my first property, a short-term rental in Colorado. I have a 30% partner and want to know if there are any systems out there that can help automate paying my partner. For example, if I bring in $2000 in a month for 3 rentals ($75 cleaning fee per rental), how could I setup some rule to transfer $532.50 [($2000 - $225 Cleaning Fees) x 30%] to the bank account of my partner?

I have Stessa and Tiller, and have been looking at QuickBooks, but I don't have a lot of experience in this realm. Any guidance is much appreciated!!!

Nick

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