Category: Selling

Earnest Money Paid To You When Selling a Property

Posted on By Mike Butler

How to Properly Enter
a $2,000 Earnest Money Check Paid to You

If You are a Licensed Real Estate Agent, You will deposit it into your Broker’s Escrow Account

QUESTION from Chuck: 

Hey Mike,

I am doing a wholesale deal. I will be doing a double close on it.
I received a $2,000 non-refundable deposit (EM but paid directly to me).

How do I enter a transaction like this. I tried to look it up on the videos but the link is broken. Thanks for the help

I tried to look it up on the videos but could not find this one.

Thanks for the help
Chuck C

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HOW TO VIDEOS, INVESTOR BOOKS, Closing Statements, Earnest Money, Escrow Accounts, Selling

QuickBooks Question on Installment Sales and Statements

Posted on By Mike Butler

QUESTION from Mark:
(italicized green are Mike’s comments)

Hi Mike,

Hope you had a nice Christmas.

Two quick questions.

1) Loans – Land Contract. (Contract for Deed)

Which accounts are used?

I created a new item (Loan Payment under Other Charge) and (Account   Uncategorized Income)  or  do I just use Rent like we do for tenants.

2) Statements Email & Print

Most of my tenants have a email, but several do not. 

When I try to email all statements it will not allow me to go forward without having all of them with a email.

If you have to do it separately what is your procedure?

I sure want to save the postage.

—
Respectfully,
Mark Mullet
Your Real Estate Consultant For Life

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QuickBooks for Real Estate – Wholesale Deal

Posted on By Mike Butler

QUESTION from Kyle:

Hi Mike,

Love IBP!! (Investor Books Pro System)

I’ve been doing some co-wholesaleing deals where as I receive a 30% check of our NET wholesale fee.

How would you prefer to enter that into IBP beings that I don’t have any closing statements or anything?

Which label/class would you put on it so it records it as profit correctly?

Thank you sir.

Regards,

Kyle Weimer

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