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I am building a new unit on an existing rental property. I am using an equity line of credit that is on my personal home to pay for the expenses. Once the construction is done I am planning to refinance the property to pay off the equity line of credit. How do I set this all up to ensure all the expenses are recorded correctly such as permit fees, architect fees, contractor fees, appliances, flooring, etc.
all costs to build are part of the items cost, that includes permits and other fees. I would
create a bank account called WIP-building (work in progress)
Make payments from this account in QB (in actuality you have the make the payments yourself)
at least once a month note the balance in this account, it will be negative, make a deposit in that amount and use owner equity investment as the source account for the deposit
When the building is ready for use, create a fixed asset account for the building, and a sub fixed asset account for the accum depreciation-building
get the refinancing set up, then do a journal entry, debit fixed asset building, credit loan liability
pay off the personal loan
Thank you so much.
Same property. I forgot to mention that there is an existing home and I am adding a second unit. And I updated the front home. Will that be improvements? And I used my personal funds for that too. Should I create a separate WIP account for those?
@Rustler wrote:all costs to build are part of the items cost, that includes permits and other fees. I would
create a bank account called WIP-building (work in progress)
Make payments from this account in QB (in actuality you have the make the payments yourself)
at least once a month note the balance in this account, it will be negative, make a deposit in that amount and use owner equity investment as the source account for the deposit
When the building is ready for use, create a fixed asset account for the building, and a sub fixed asset account for the accum depreciation-building
get the refinancing set up, then do a journal entry, debit fixed asset building, credit loan liability
pay off the personal loan
I forgot to mention that while I am using the line of credit I put the monies into the checking account for the property and write the checks from there. Based on what you said I am probably doing it wrong. How do I fix that or record it to show that I am still owed the monies?
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