Real estate bookkeeping built around your properties.
The bookkeeping system every landlord and investor actually needs.
Per-property P&L, clean rent rolls, and a tax-ready set of books at year-end — for rentals, short-term stays, and multi-property portfolios.
Start free trialWhy real estate bookkeeping is different
A general bookkeeper treats a rental property like any other business. It isn't. You have per-property income, CapEx vs repair decisions, security deposits that aren't income, depreciation schedules, mortgage interest, HOA fees, and cleaning costs that need to be assigned to the right unit. Miss any of these and your tax return gets expensive. We don't miss them.
What we track per property
- Rent received and late fees
- Security deposits held (as a liability, not income)
- Mortgage interest, taxes, and insurance
- Repairs, maintenance, and CapEx (properly split)
- HOA, utilities, and management fees
- Property-level P&L and cash flow
- Depreciation schedules (coordinated with your accountant)
Who we serve
- Individual landlords — 1 to 10 rental units
- Real estate investors — growing portfolios
- Airbnb / VRBO / short-term hosts — high transaction volume, platform fees, occupancy tax
- Property management companies — reconciling owner statements and trust accounts
- Real estate syndicates and LLC portfolios — multiple entities, consolidated reporting
Airbnb & short-term rental bookkeeping
Airbnb payouts bundle fees, cleaning charges, taxes, and refunds into one number. We break that apart so your books reflect real revenue and real expenses. We also track occupancy tax liabilities by city and state.
Reports you get every month
- Property-level P&L
- Portfolio-level P&L
- Rent roll
- Cash flow by property
- Year-end tax package for Schedule E or business return
Tools we work with
Xero, QuickBooks Online, Stessa, Buildium, AppFolio, Airbnb, VRBO, Booking.com. We also pull from your bank feeds and mortgage statements directly.
For ongoing monthly support after cleanup, see online bookkeeping and pricing.
Common questions
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