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Accounting that lives with the deal
Most investors run the deal in one tool and the books in another, then spend the last week of the month making the two agree. ThisProp posts the accounting as the work happens, straight to a double-entry ledger tied to the property. No export step, no month-end rebuild.
For Investors Accounting & books
Real accounting, built in
Books that hold up at tax time
Every deal, rent payment, and rehab dollar posts to a real double-entry ledger - reconciled, closed, and export-ready. No exporting to a separate accounting app, no rebuilding Schedule E by hand.
Double-entry ledger & trial balance
Every transaction posts as a balanced journal entry, debits and credits that have to tie out. Trial balance, income statement, balance sheet, and property-level P&L all come off the same books, plus entity rollups when you hold across LLCs.
Reconciliation that won't close out of balance
Connect your accounts through Plaid and match transactions against the ledger. A period won't close while it's off by a penny.
Month-end close with four-eyes control
Lock a period so nothing changes after the fact. Turn on four-eyes and whoever writes a journal entry can't post it, and an expense is approved by someone other than the person who submitted it. A one-person shop leaves it off; add a bookkeeper and you turn it on.
Schedule E & depreciation, done
Per-property Schedule E worksheets and depreciation schedules build straight from the ledger, so your accountant gets a clean export instead of a shoebox.
The rest of the back office
An AP inbox for bills, reimbursements, intercompany invoices between your entities, opening balances for when you migrate in, and staged import batches. And it syncs both ways with QuickBooks Online, if that's where your accountant works.
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