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Property-Level Accounting

Track rent, expenses, loans, and improvements separately for each property and ownership entity.

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Property-Level Accounting planning and financial review

What this service is

Property-level accounting keeps a separate, complete set of books for each building or holding entity instead of blending a portfolio into one ledger. Rent, operating costs, mortgage payments, security deposits, and capital improvements are recorded against the property they belong to, shared costs are allocated on a documented basis, and each property gets its own monthly owner report, so you can see which assets earn their keep and give partners or lenders the property-level detail they ask for.

Forms & documents involved

Property-level P&L and NOIRent roll reconciliationSecurity deposit ledgerCapEx and depreciation scheduleLoan amortization scheduleOwner / LP report

What we actually do

Set up books by property and entity

Design a chart of accounts and class or entity structure so every transaction lands on the right property.

One-time

Reconcile operating, deposit, and escrow accounts

Match rent receipts, operating accounts, security-deposit accounts, and lender escrows to bank records for each property.

Monthly

Reconcile the rent roll

Compare billed rent to collections, track delinquencies, and keep tenant balances consistent with the ledger.

Monthly

Separate CapEx from repairs

Classify improvements that must be capitalized and depreciated apart from repairs that can be expensed.

Monthly

Split mortgage payments and allocate shared costs

Separate principal from interest and allocate management fees, insurance, and utilities across properties by square footage, units, or revenue.

Monthly

Deliver owner reports

Produce each property's income statement, NOI, occupancy, aged receivables, and distribution detail.

Monthly

Prices by scope

Compare the work included at each price. Your final scope and fee are confirmed in writing before work begins.

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ScopeFee
Property-Level Books Setup

One-time restructure of books into property and entity-level tracking.

From $880
  1. Small portfolio1–4 properties, one entity
    $880
  2. Mid portfolio5–15 properties or 2–3 entities
    $1,580
  3. Large portfolio16+ properties or 4+ entities
    From $2,580
Ongoing Property-Level Accounting

Volume discount for portfolios of 5+ properties.

From $110/month per property
  1. Single-family / condoLong-term rentals, one unit per property
    $110/month per property
  2. Small multifamily2–20 units or short-term rental
    $160/month per property
  3. Commercial / large multifamily21+ units, CAM reconciliations or tenant ledgers
    $280/month per property
Monthly Owner Reporting Package

NOI, cash, and arrears reporting across the portfolio.

From $240/month
  1. Up to 5 propertiesNOI, cash and arrears by property
    $240/month
  2. 6–20 propertiesAdds CapEx tracking and portfolio roll-up
    $420/month
  3. 21+ propertiesInvestor-level reporting by entity
    From $680/month

What You Get

Property & Entity-Level Chart of Accounts

Books restructured so every transaction is tagged to the correct property and entity, not blended together.

Rent Roll & Escrow Reconciliation

Tenant rent, security deposits, and escrow accounts reconciled at the property level each month.

CapEx & Repair Tracking

Capital expenditures tracked separately from repairs, supporting correct depreciation treatment and owner reporting.

Monthly Owner Reporting

NOI, cash position, and arrears reported by property on a consistent monthly schedule.

Shared-Cost Allocation

Costs that span multiple properties or units allocated on a defensible, documented basis.

  • Property and entity-level chart of accounts
  • Monthly owner reporting package by property
  • CapEx and repair tracking log
  • Shared-cost allocation methodology documentation

When this service may fit

  • You own or manage more than a couple of properties in one blended set of books
  • Partners or investors need reporting broken out by property or entity
  • A refinance or sale requires property-specific financial statements
  • You can't currently tell which properties in your portfolio are actually performing

Often handled together

Clients who use this service often add these. Tick any to see the combined starting price.

Property-Level AccountingThis service
From $880
Real Estate / Cost Segregation CoordinationPlanning for rentals, depreciation and sales.About this service
From $820/year
Cost Segregation CoordinationAccelerate depreciation on a building you own.About this service
From $420
Real Estate ManagementPortfolio accounting and holding structures.About this service
From $240/month

How It Works

1

Portfolio and entity structure review

Map properties, ownership entities, bank accounts, and management-company reports to a consistent reporting structure.

2

Chart-of-accounts redesign by property and entity

Reconcile rent receipts, security deposits, mortgage activity, and intercompany transfers to supporting records.

3

Reporting package design and first-cycle delivery

Separate operating expenses from capital projects and produce property-level income and cash reports.

4

Ongoing monthly execution

Review exceptions with ownership and coordinate the year-end schedules needed by the tax preparer.

Your Role

Provide current rent rolls, management statements, financing documents, and invoices for improvements. Identify which entity owns each property and approves expenses.

Service Scope

Leasing, rent collection, tenant disputes, property valuation, and on-site management are outside the accounting engagement. Tax returns and engineering studies are separately scoped.

Start Property-Level Accounting online

Choose the closest scope and send your request online. We’ll confirm the final work and fee in writing before anything begins.

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Frequently Asked Questions

This is specifically the accounting and reporting infrastructure. Real Estate Management is the broader category that also includes entity structuring and asset-protection planning alongside this accounting work.