In this episode, Nick Baldo delves into the intricacies of capital improvements and cost of goods sold in real estate investing. He explains how to log capital improvements in QuickBooks, the role of CapEx, and the capitalization of expenses. Additionally, he discusses project tracking, expense allocation, and how to differentiate expenses using the customer feature in QuickBooks. The episode wraps up with an introduction to the Real Estate Accounting Bootcamp course.
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Every business owner will contribute cash to their own business. This can come in the form of a capital infusion, or just using your personal card for business expenses. This video demonstrates how to track such expenses in QBO.
(0:00) Introduction and topic overview
(0:14) Capital improvements and cost of goods sold in real estate investing
(1:03) Buying and splitting a property - a practical scenario
(2:03) Capitalizing vs extending expenses: IRS guidelines and depreciation schedules
(3:29) The role of CapEx category and the use of a generic chart of accounts
(4:12) How to log capital improvements in QuickBooks
(6:30) Transitioning expenses from CapEx to rehab costs
(8:11) Customer feature in QuickBooks for differentiating expenses
(14:25) CPA advice on capitalization of expenses and journal entries
(16:07) Project tracking, expense allocation, and troubleshooting
(18:28) Understanding CapEx vs cost of goods sold for project expenses
(19:28) Listener engagement and introduction to Real Estate Accounting Bootcamp course
(20:10) Conclusion and request for future topic suggestions.