Property Management Accounting

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Accounting and Bookkeeping for Property Management Companies

A portfolio-wide financial view. Accounting for property management companies brings rent activity, property expenses and owner reporting into a clear monthly process. CrownGlobe can help organize the books around your portfolio, so your team spends less time tracing transactions and more time managing properties.

A scope built around your properties. Our property management accounting services begin with your property structure, reporting deadlines and existing systems. Owner disbursements, trust-account records and CAM work are assessed against your requirements before they become part of the engagement.

Connected support from CrownGlobe. Agree the bookkeeping, accounts payable and financial reporting support your team needs, with a clear review process for owner and portfolio records.

Operating Areas

Owner statements & disbursements

Connect each property’s income, expenses and owner balances. Define a statement review process and the information needed to support approved disbursements.

Trust & security-deposit records

Assess account structures, deposit records and reconciliation needs. Agree responsibility for account reviews and exceptions before work begins.

CAM & expense reconciliation

Review the source expenses, lease inputs and allocation rules needed for an agreed common-area maintenance reconciliation scope.

Multi-property reporting

Use consistent property coding to compare income, costs and balances across the portfolio, with detail available for individual properties.

Property Management Accounting Services

Choose the CrownGlobe services your business needs, with clear responsibilities and a scope agreed before work begins.

Connect recurring bookkeeping, reporting and financial support with the way your team operates.

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Whether you need a property bookkeeper or support for your existing team, agree the transaction, coding and reconciliation tasks that fit your portfolio.

Organize vendor bills, property allocations and approval status. Payment preparation and execution responsibilities are defined in the agreed workflow.

Bring reconciliations and property reports together for review, with a clear list of open items before statements are finalized.

Use portfolio reporting, budgets and cash-flow discussions to assess operating needs as your management business adds doors and owners.

A clearer view of each property and your portfolio

Effective accounting services for property managers connect day-to-day activity with the reports owners expect. We shape the workflow around the questions your team needs to answer each month.

Trace rent from records to bank activity

Compare rent-roll information, receipts and bank activity using the sources agreed at onboarding. Flag missing entries and timing differences for review.

Keep expenses with the right property

Establish property and account mappings for recurring bills, shared expenses and management charges. Document exceptions so they do not become repeated month-end questions.

Make owner statements easier to review

Agree a statement format, supporting schedules and review deadline. Explain unresolved balances before the team approves statements or related disbursements.

Build a structured reconciliation process

Assess operating, trust and security-deposit account records separately. Reconciliation work and review responsibilities depend on the account setup and agreed requirements.

Organize CAM reconciliation inputs

For an agreed scope, assemble expense detail and allocation inputs supplied by your team. Lease interpretation and approval responsibilities are established at the outset.

Turn property data into management decisions

Review property-level results alongside management-company performance. Use consistent reporting to discuss cost trends, collection issues and portfolio growth.

Property Management Accounting Deliverables

An accountant for property management needs reliable property records and clear owner reporting requirements. Agree the source data, review process and delivery schedule for the reports your portfolio needs. Specialized schedules depend on the assessed scope.

Owner statements

A consistent view of property income, expenses and owner balances, with supporting detail as agreed.

Trust-account reconciliation schedules

Reconciliation records and exception lists for the accounts included in the confirmed engagement.

Rent-Roll Tie-Out & Delinquency Report

A comparison of rent records and accounting activity, highlighting differences that need follow-up. Outstanding balances organized by property or tenant using the records and aging dates supplied.

CAM reconciliation

A schedule based on the approved expense inputs and allocation approach for the agreed properties.

Property-level profit & loss

Income and expense reporting for individual properties, with portfolio views where required.

Year-end owner & vendor file

Organized payment and payee records to support the agreed 1099 preparation workflow and review.

Industry-Specific Benefits

  • Clearer account records

    Document reconciliations and open items so the team can review balances with the relevant supporting records.

  • More predictable owner reporting

    Use agreed deadlines and responsibilities to reduce last-minute statement preparation and repeated requests for missing information.

  • Visibility by property

    See where income and expenses arise, helping your team explain performance without rebuilding reports each month.

  • Less repeated data handling

    Assess exports and mappings to reduce duplicate entry where the available systems and agreed workflow allow.

  • Better organized review records

    Keep reports, reconciliations and supporting documents together for owner questions, year-end work and external reviews.

A monthly process built on traceable information

Clear reporting starts with clear inputs. We establish where each report draws its information and how your team resolves exceptions before the close is completed.

Property-Level Profit & Loss

Review income and expenses for each property using consistent account mappings, alongside a portfolio view where required.

Owner Balances & Collections

Connect approved owner statement inputs with rent records and outstanding balances. Explain open items before the team signs off reports or disbursements.

Portfolio Cash-Flow Planning

Review expected collections, operating costs and planned property commitments through the forecasting scope agreed with your team.

Month-End Review Pack

Keep reconciliations, supporting records and unresolved items together. Trust and CAM schedules are included only after their requirements and responsibilities are confirmed.

Case Study

Giving Property Managers a Clear View of Every Portfolio

Growing a property portfolio makes owner reporting harder to keep consistent. One property management company was adding units faster than its books could keep up, with rent, expenses and owner statements tracked in different places. CrownGlobe set up property-level coding, brought bookkeeping and monthly reconciliations into one process, and prepared clear portfolio reports. This gave owners confidence in their statements and gave the management team the information they needed to plan, budget and grow the portfolio in an organised way.

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Technology & Accounting Software

Software fit is confirmed during onboarding. Share sample reports and exports so we can assess the work involved, the available detail and the supported route into your accounting records.

AppFolio Exports

Review rent, payment and property reports to determine whether the required bookkeeping and reporting workflow can be supported.

Buildium Exports

Assess source detail, property identifiers and the record handoff before confirming the supported workflow.

Yardi Exports

Confirm the export format and transaction detail before agreeing the mapping and reconciliation approach.

QuickBooks Reporting

Confirm the destination setup and property reporting structure where QuickBooks is part of the workflow. Imports and connectors are assessed separately.

FAQs

Answer: Use the monthly plans above as a starting point, then compare the scope for your portfolio. When choosing an accountant for property management, review the property count, transaction volume, condition of the records and required reports. Catch-up work and additional accounts payable support are scoped separately.

Answer: We first assess the account structure, available records and requirements that apply to your operation. Any trust-account work is agreed only after confirming capability, reconciliation needs and review responsibilities. Your engagement will define who approves balances and disbursements.

Answer: Share your system setup and sample exports so we can confirm the supported workflow. The assessment covers data access, report detail and the bookkeeping tasks needed. Direct platform work, imports or integrations are included only when specifically confirmed.

Answer: The format is agreed with your team. A statement can show property income, expenses, owner balances and relevant adjustments, with supporting detail where available. We also define how unresolved items are reviewed before statements are approved.

Answer: CAM reconciliation can be assessed as a separate scope. We review the property expense records, lease inputs and allocation approach before confirming the work. The engagement sets out who supplies and approves the allocation rules and final schedule.

Bring your property reporting into focus

Tell us about your portfolio, accounting systems and owner reporting needs. We will review the requirements and outline a practical scope for your team.

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