Wayne Bidelman

Rental property investors can usually use assistance to account for their portfolio. Some of their struggles are: -- segregating property results completely and accurately -- ensuring maximum tax benefits are realized -- having audit-ready reports quickly for lenders or potential buyers -- properly categorizing capitalized vs. other expenses -- providing what the tax preparer needs to properly complete the tax return, and --- just freeing up the investors time to focus on their investment strategy and to spend time to enjoy the property and family. I am a bookkeeper that specializes in the accounting for rental property investments. Any bookkeeper will say they can provide support and they will get all the numbers booked somewhere. However, without proper training and experience, the numbers could be mischaracterized, not put into special accounts for ensuring the proper information is captured, and not segregating results properly by property. Here's just a 4-question form to complete to determine the basic monthly cost of my bookkeeping, specific to your portfolio: https://forms.gle/ZVf46gRY7Rx82jyB8 My business: https://canva.link/ylhe4ofdi5e3ufx