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  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Falmouth, MA
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Bank accounts for rentals?

Account Closed
  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Falmouth, MA
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I am purchasing a 4 unit and was wondering how to set up the bank accounts for deposits, cash flow and expenses. I have heard of trust accounts and commercial banks....getting confusing. Thanks

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Keep it simple. Use separate savings/escrow accounts depending on your state laws for security deposits, open a savings account to put aside cap ex and maintenance and put the rest through a checking account for deposits and everyday expenses. Don't pay yourself until the savings account has enough in it to cover major unexpected events. Work with a bank that won't charge you to open multiple accounts.

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