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  • 00:00

    welcome to our video series QuickBooks for  landlords this video is an overview of a  

  • 00:07

    landlord's situation and exactly how to set up  QuickBooks specifically for landlords landlords  

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    should use most of QuickBooks the way every other  business does but property management has unique  

  • 00:34

    challenges that these videos will address what  does a landlord need to do well a landlord needs  

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    to record rent payments in advance as unearned  income that would be consistent with generally  

  • 00:51

    accepted accounting principles a landlord must  make the unearned income become earned rental  

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    income as time goes by a landlord must keep track  of every tenants balance and how much is prepaid  

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    and how much is owed for each tenant a landlord  must give rent receipts when receiving rent in  

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    advance of the tenant stay a landlord must keep  track of what each individual apartment costs the  

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    landlord for specific expenses like repairs and  so on the practice file that I have provided for  

  • 01:32

    you has everything you need it has a customer  list which I called the tenant list it has a  

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    vendor list for businesses whom we have to pay  for the services that the landlord needs to run  

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    the building it has a basic chart of accounts  with common accounts that most businesses and  

  • 01:54

    most landlords need the preferences are already  set in the Preferences window these are things  

  • 02:02

    like defaults and how the file will automatically  behave an icon bar of shortcuts to only the things  

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    that we will need this icon bar is customized for  our needs so there's no need to look through all  

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    of the different choices in the main menu to  find what you need they're already up in the  

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    icon bar and this video has customized reports  that suit our needs as the landlords bookkeeper  

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    if you don't know any of these six things or  you don't know how to create a file please  

  • 02:42

    watch our videos about these topics on the very  same website that you're watching this video I  

  • 02:49

    put introduction to computer videos and basic  introduction to QuickBooks videos and basic  

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    QuickBooks videos that you can learn from just to  gain a general sense of how QuickBooks works once  

  • 03:04

    you do that you can then watch these videos and  learn the specifics of how to manage a building  

  • 03:11

    as a landlord now let's discuss the specific  things that landlords need that others do not  

  • 03:20

    first we have to put an account in the chart of  accounts called unearned rental income this is  

  • 03:28

    the account that will show the total accumulated  deposits or rent payments in advance for future  

  • 03:36

    rent services that the landlord owes to the tenant  the type of account for unearned rental income is  

  • 03:44

    accounts receivable type of account now remember  it does not matter what type of account it is it  

  • 03:52

    matters how the account shows up on the financial  statements and it matters that the account helps  

  • 03:59

    us keep track of the total money that we received  from all tenants that we have not yet applied to  

  • 04:06

    their future rent we also have to put an item  on the items list called rent used and we have  

  • 04:15

    to connect it to the rental income account this  is because we have to ultimately make invoices  

  • 04:22

    for rent that we earned and we have to put this  item on the invoices we also have to make a rent  

  • 04:30

    receipt document template from a customer credit  memo because when a tenant pays rent in advance  

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    they really have a credit balance and accounts  receivable and they will want a document as proof  

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    that they paid so a credit memo in QuickBooks  can be changed to a rent receipt to satisfy  

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    these conditions now before we set up everything  let's take a look at what's already in the file  

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    these shortcuts in the icon bar are everything a  landlord needs and you don't have to go searching  

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    through all of the different choices in the  main menu to find what you need before icons  

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    on the left or the only four transactions that a  landlord would specifically need and they are in  

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    order of how we will use them now we have two  separators and then we have our reports you  

  • 05:31

    probably learned in a previous video that the  trial balance is the main report and that's the  

  • 05:38

    one you would give to your accountant to do your  taxes it has the accumulated totals of all the  

  • 05:45

    accounts in the chart of accounts the journal is  simply a list of every single transaction in the  

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    order in which it was entered into the computer  regardless of date so if you're putting in many  

  • 05:59

    transactions and you forgot where you left off  the journal is the one to open up to take a look  

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    at now the specific things that I need to bring  to your attention or the icons that say tenants  

  • 06:13

    records and vendors the tenants records is really  the customer center that you learned in a previous  

  • 06:20

    video if you studied the basic introduction to  QuickBooks all I did was save it as a shortcut  

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    and change the label of the shortcut in the icon  bar from customer center to tenants records if you  

  • 06:34

    open it up you see I have already provided three  customers on your customer list and I strongly  

  • 06:41

    suggest that landlords put in the name this  way if you put in the name this way you can  

  • 06:48

    see the name of the apartment with the name of  the tenant you could always alter the tenants  

  • 06:54

    per our permanent records by double-clicking  on a tenant and get going to the Edit customer  

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    window you could put in more about their address  which you already know but you could put in their  

  • 07:07

    individual phone numbers maybe they have an email  address or a website and things like that and you  

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    can put any other additional information you  need about that tenant in the Edit customer  

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    window another place where you can put additional  information about each tenant is the notes if I  

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    click on Dave the tenant and I click notes I can  click manage notes add a new note and I can date  

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    and timestamp the note and then I can type in  any specific interaction or any specific piece  

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    of information that I want to remember about that  tenant for example I will put wife is handicapped  

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    and I want to put that and click OK so that when I  choose Dave in the customer list I can be reminded  

  • 08:03

    that his wife is handicapped and I won't make any  inappropriate jokes these notes are also important  

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    for things like when the tenant says that he'll  pay you or she will pay you on a specific date in  

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    the future or some other information that you need  that's specific to that apartment or that tenant  

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    you should also notice that the chart of accounts  has a lot of typical accounts that most businesses  

  • 08:33

    would need you might notice that it already has  a rental income account because one would assume  

  • 08:40

    that you would have at least one income account  to record the money that comes in from customers  

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    but it's not quite set up yet notice it has a  out of common expenses prepared in advance and  

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    a couple of current assets that would be typical  for a business or a landlord okay you might notice  

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    there's the vendor center up here that already  has the names of companies and individuals whom  

  • 09:10

    we pay for the services that the landlord needs to  run the business the most interesting two reports  

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    are the open invoice report and the tenant balance  detail it's actually the customer balance detail  

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    and I change the name but these two reports the  open invoice and the tenant or customer balance  

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    detail will be the reports that really show the  financial events between the landlord and the  

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    tenant and really explain who owes what money for  when or what is owed back to of the tenant for  

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    which payments and so on so let's start setting  up the file for the accounts that we need let's  

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    add unearned rental income to the accounts and  the chart of accounts from the main menu click  

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    lists chart of accounts from the bottom left  click account new then at the bottom of the  

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    add new account window click other account types  and choose accounts receivable there is a brief  

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    description here that explains why this type of  account is appropriate for managing our tenants  

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    when we click continue we get the opportunity to  type in the name and we're going to type in on  

  • 10:39

    earned rental income and this account will show up  on the trial balance with the total money that we  

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    owe to all tenants until they actually stay and  use up their rent payments click Save and close  

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    and now what now our chart of accounts is ready  to go now let's add an item called rental fees  

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    to the items list we're going to link or connect  this item to rental income which is actually the  

  • 11:16

    income account for rent that was actually earned  so from the main menu click list item list in the  

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    bottom left click item new now of course it's  a service and the item name is exactly what was  

  • 11:36

    said rental fees so rental fees will leave the  rate blank because every tenant pays a different  

  • 11:46

    monthly rent but the account that is affected  when we put rental fees on an invoice will be  

  • 11:53

    the income account rental income this rental  income account represents truly what we earned  

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    after the tenants stay click OK and now you have  rental fees in the items list and finally we will  

  • 12:13

    do the last step of the setup file for landlords  let's make a rent receipt document template from  

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    a credit memo from the main menu click customers  create credit memo now make sure the ribbon is  

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    showing and you click the formatting tab directly  under the word formatting is the icon for manage  

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    templates these are two credit memo templates  that came automatically with QuickBooks click  

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    on custom credit memo and then click OK when you  get the basic customization window click in the  

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    bottom-left additional customization now the only  thing we really need to change is the word credit  

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    memo showing up on the document on the screen  and showing up in the top right when we print  

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    the customer should not see the words credit memo  they should see the words receipt so click in the  

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    top field by the way make sure the header tab is  chosen and in the very top field for the default  

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    title change it to rent receipt now you might have  to click OK several times until it takes click OK  

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    click OK for the warning click OK again now click  OK back in the basic customization window and here  

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    we are your credit memo now says rent receipt and  now when the tenants pay you you can print and  

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    issue a document to them as proof of the amount  that they paid and the document will say rent  

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    receipt congratulations you all set up and ready  to make your first landlord tenant transactions

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Definition and meaning of TIMESTAMP

What does "timestamp mean?"

/ˈtīmˌstamp/

noun
digital record of time of occurrence.
transitive verb
Record the time or date of..
verb
record date or time of.