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Jeff V.
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  • Deridder, LA
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Recommendation for Bookkeeping?

Jeff V.
  • Investor
  • Deridder, LA
Posted Dec 23 2017, 21:11

Hello Everyone, 

I hope everyone is having a Merry Christmas! 

I'll give a bit of back story before posing my question in order to get the best response to my situation. 

I have been doing all of our bookkeeping for our real estate business. We have been doing BRRR deals and I have been able to handle all of the bookkeeping so far.

We are looking looking at a few areas to expand our current operations. I have been talking with a few non performing note investors as well as some flippers. We are entertaining the concept of doing a JV in the near future. In both cases it will be equity deals.

I can see either path will most likely be just beyond my bookkeeping abilities.  I'm looking to hear what others have done to get over this hurdle without breaking the bank.

I currently have a CPA, but he is only involved at year end and takes forever to get back to me on any bookkeeping questions I have. I'm not sure if this is normal or if it's not really his lane.

So what sort of bookkeeping / accounting systems or arrangements do you have with your financial advisors? National firm or Local? Bookkeeper or Accountant? Frequency of contact: weekly, monthly or quarterly?  What should one expect to pay for a relatively small amount of bookkeeping for a new operation? 

If you have one that is taking clients and has affordable rates I would be interested in their contact info or company name as well.

Currently looking for a solution that is scalable. I currently only spent about 1 - 2 hrs a month doing the books. Time isn't the issue though, it's the complicated JV accounting that I'm just not sure how to properly account for.

I may be over complicating things but I'm interested in hearing what others have done.

Thanks,

Jeff V

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