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Overview:
In this episode, Derek brings in Tracy Dombeck—his wife and longtime bookkeeper—to shine a light on a topic often overlooked by entrepreneurs: bookkeeping. They cover everything from basic financial hygiene to handling complex real estate deal structures like flips, rentals, subject-to transactions, and lease options. Packed with practical advice, this is a must-listen for real estate investors who want to protect their profits, avoid audits, and keep the IRS off their back.
📌 Why Should You Listen?You're a real estate investor (or planning to be one).
You’ve been “winging it” with your books or relying on QuickBooks guesses.
You want to avoid common tax-time disasters.
You’re doing creative deals and don’t know how to track them.
You’re unsure whether to hire a VA, bookkeeper, or CPA—and when.
Bookkeeping isn’t optional. Bad habits now lead to huge penalties later.
Separate your business and personal finances. No co-mingling!
Track EVERYTHING. Small receipts matter and can reduce your tax burden.
Know when a 1099 worker is really an employee. Get this wrong = audit & penalties.
Rental vs. flip properties must be categorized differently.
Subject-to deals & lease options need special bookkeeping treatment.
Hiring cheap bookkeepers can cost you more in cleanups later.
Review your Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet monthly.
W-9s, 1099s, and correct classifications are critical.
TrustPoint Bookkeeping offers flexible, experienced help nationwide.
Bookkeeping for real estate investors
Flip vs. rental property accounting
Subject-to financing & lease option tracking
Payroll, W-9s, and contractor vs. employee
Sales tax, use tax, and IRS compliance
Hiring bookkeepers vs. VAs
Setting up separate business accounts
Cost expectations for professional bookkeeping
#RealEstateInvesting #BookkeepingTips #GenerationsOfWealth #TracyDombeck #TrustPointBookkeeping #CreativeRealEstate #TaxStrategies #SubjectToDeals #LeaseOptions #REInvestorTips #KnowYourNumbers #ProfitAndLoss #RealEstateFinance
Overview:
In this episode, Derek brings in Tracy Dombeck—his wife and longtime bookkeeper—to shine a light on a topic often overlooked by entrepreneurs: bookkeeping. They cover everything from basic financial hygiene to handling complex real estate deal structures like flips, rentals, subject-to transactions, and lease options. Packed with practical advice, this is a must-listen for real estate investors who want to protect their profits, avoid audits, and keep the IRS off their back.
📌 Why Should You Listen?You're a real estate investor (or planning to be one).
You’ve been “winging it” with your books or relying on QuickBooks guesses.
You want to avoid common tax-time disasters.
You’re doing creative deals and don’t know how to track them.
You’re unsure whether to hire a VA, bookkeeper, or CPA—and when.
Bookkeeping isn’t optional. Bad habits now lead to huge penalties later.
Separate your business and personal finances. No co-mingling!
Track EVERYTHING. Small receipts matter and can reduce your tax burden.
Know when a 1099 worker is really an employee. Get this wrong = audit & penalties.
Rental vs. flip properties must be categorized differently.
Subject-to deals & lease options need special bookkeeping treatment.
Hiring cheap bookkeepers can cost you more in cleanups later.
Review your Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet monthly.
W-9s, 1099s, and correct classifications are critical.
TrustPoint Bookkeeping offers flexible, experienced help nationwide.
Bookkeeping for real estate investors
Flip vs. rental property accounting
Subject-to financing & lease option tracking
Payroll, W-9s, and contractor vs. employee
Sales tax, use tax, and IRS compliance
Hiring bookkeepers vs. VAs
Setting up separate business accounts
Cost expectations for professional bookkeeping
#RealEstateInvesting #BookkeepingTips #GenerationsOfWealth #TracyDombeck #TrustPointBookkeeping #CreativeRealEstate #TaxStrategies #SubjectToDeals #LeaseOptions #REInvestorTips #KnowYourNumbers #ProfitAndLoss #RealEstateFinance