Multi-entity portfolios, transfers between property LLCs, and the contractor relationships that keep a flip or a rental moving — bookkeeping and advisory from someone who's underwritten the deals, not just recorded them after the fact.
Books kept clean and separate across every property LLC you own, with intercompany balances that actually reconcile at close.
Shareholder loans, "my business pays my mortgage" situations, and cross-entity transfers, structured so they hold up to a lender or the IRS.
Getting your subs, PMs, and on-site help correctly classified before a 1099 becomes a W-2 problem.
Different accounting realities for a flip that closes in six months versus a rental held for ten years — tracked the way each actually needs.
A forward view across every property and entity, not just one P&L at a time.
A chart of accounts and class-tracking structure built to scale as you add properties, not rebuilt every time you do.
Deal Check is our own real estate underwriting tool — built with the same discipline we bring to your books. It runs the purchase price, the waterfall, and the lender comparison in minutes, and it's live proof this isn't advisory from the sidelines.
Foundation
$1,500–$2,000 / month
Full-cycle bookkeeping for a single property or a small, single-entity portfolio
Get a quote for your portfolioGrowth
$2,500–$4,000 / month
Comptroller-level advisory for multi-entity portfolios, intercompany transfers, and worker classification
Get a quote for your portfolioNeed a one-time review, cleanup, or Deal Check for a single deal instead of ongoing service? Project-based work is available at $75–$125/hr or a fixed project quote — ask directly.
The six bookkeeping mistakes that make a fix & flip's numbers lie, and the depreciation trap that catches almost every investor at least once.
Six mistakes that make a buy & hold rental's numbers wrong, and the depreciation recapture surprise that waits until the sale to show up.
Due-on-sale clauses, disguised distributions, and what happens when a personal mortgage ends up on business books.
The top 10 ways intercompany transfers go wrong, and the shareholder loan trap that catches nearly everyone.
Getting contractor and property manager classification right the first time.
We'll tell you honestly what needs attention first — before a lender, a buyer, or the IRS finds it instead.