State commissions treat commingling — putting tenant rent or deposits in your operating account, even briefly — as a serious license violation regardless of intent, with fines and, for repeat violations, license revocation. The account must even be titled with "Trust" or "Escrow" language on the bank signature card; a nickname in online banking does not satisfy the rule.
We maintain your trust account separately from all operating accounts, ensure titling is correct, and record every deposit within state-mandated timelines — with documentation that demonstrates proper segregation to any auditor.
Most states require monthly three-way reconciliation: the adjusted bank balance must equal the trust ledger, which must equal the sum of every owner/property sub-ledger — exactly, every month. A single month out of balance is an out-of-compliance event that can trigger an audit or suspension.
We perform three-way reconciliation every month as a non-negotiable deliverable, resolve discrepancies before they carry forward, and keep a reconciliation record you can produce to a state auditor immediately.
Owners expect a detailed monthly statement that ties to the bank record. Late, incomplete, or non-reconciling statements lose owners, end management agreements, and can become evidence in a regulatory complaint.
We produce accurate, itemized owner statements every month directly from your reconciled books, each property’s income, expenses, fees, and distributions supported by the underlying ledger.
New clients get a free historical cleanup when they start a plan.
It depends on door count, number of owners, and trust-account complexity. Book a free discovery call for a flat monthly rate with no surprises.
QuickBooks Online. We build a property-management chart of accounts, maintain separate trust and operating workflows, and track individual owner and property sub-ledgers.
At onboarding we reconcile your trust and operating accounts, identify out-of-balance items, and establish a compliant baseline before monthly three-way reconciliation and owner statements begin.
That is exactly what the cleanup is for — we trace where the discrepancy originated, correct the ledger so the three-way reconciliation ties out, and document the remediation.
Yes. We maintain the books, reconciliation, and owner statements; your CPA handles filings and your attorney handles regulatory responses — both get clean, documented records.