whether you’re running one rental house on the side or juggling a whole portfolio of flips, long-term holds, and Airbnbs. Mixing personal and business money (or even funds between different properties) is one of those shortcuts that feels harmless… until it isn’t.
Commingling – Don’t Do It! Read More »
You don’t need a massive accounting department or fancy software to start tracking KPIs, but you do need clean, accurate books.
Key Real Estate KPIs and Why You Should be Tracking Them Read More »
While any bookkeeper might know how to record income and expenses, long-term rental real estate comes with unique accounting and tax challenges
Why Long-Term Rental Investors Should Hire a Specialized Bookkeeper Read More »
Cost segregation is one of the most effective tools available to enhance your property’s performance and stretch your dollars further.
Unlocking Tax Savings: A Real Estate Investor’s Guide to Cost Segregation Studies Read More »
Depreciation isn’t just an accounting concept—it’s one of the biggest tax advantages in real estate investing.
Depreciation for Real Estate Investors: The Tax Advantage Hiding in Your Property Read More »
Depreciation might seem like just another accounting term, but it plays a crucial role in tracking the health of your business.
Understanding Depreciation: A Bookkeeping Essential for Small Businesses Read More »
Neglecting your books can lead to IRS penalties, missed deductions, or even jeopardize future investments.
