1. Organize transactions
Code income and expenses to the agreed property, entity and account structure; flag missing or unclear support.
Keep property-level books, tenant balances, deposit schedules, vendor costs and owner reporting organized with remote accounting support that fits your existing workflow.
California property managers may oversee different property types, owner arrangements and reporting calendars. A reliable monthly process should connect source transactions to property and entity ledgers, reconciled balances and owner-facing reports, with unresolved items visible before statements are issued.
Accounstone supports defined accounting tasks remotely. We work from the records, software access and review procedures agreed with your business; your operating team retains tenant communication, leasing, maintenance, approvals and property-level decisions.
Code income and expenses to the agreed property, entity and account structure; flag missing or unclear support.
Compare bank activity and ledger balances, review unusual items, and maintain a clear list of open questions.
Prepare agreed schedules and statement support for your team to review, approve and release.
When a California real-estate broker receives funds that must be held in trust, the Department of Real Estate describes three connected records: a chronological control record for trust funds received and paid out, a separate record for each beneficiary or transaction, and a reconciliation of those records. The broker remains responsible for the account and the applicable requirements; this is jurisdiction-specific context, not a claim that every property manager or every deposit arrangement is subject to the same rules.
Organize receipts and disbursements in date order, with deposit dates, payment references and the running account balance.
Keep the transaction detail and running balance for each beneficiary or transaction represented in the trust account.
Where the rules apply, compare the separate-record total with the control record, then compare the reconciled amount with the adjusted bank balance. Retain the reconciliation evidence.
A discrepancy should be investigated and documented rather than carried indefinitely in an unexplained suspense or clearing balance. Accounstone can discuss organizing source records, preparing reconciliation schedules and listing exceptions for the responsible broker's review; we do not control trust funds, authorize withdrawals or determine legal compliance.
California DRE: Trust Fund Records (October 2026) · DRE Trust Funds booklet
Start with the property-management service overview, then review the specific workflow or platform that matches your records.
Accounstone provides remote accounting preparation and bookkeeping support, not on-site property management, legal advice or a substitute for any review required of the responsible broker or property manager. Engagements define system access, approval authority, reporting deliverables and escalation of exceptions before work begins.
California Department of Real Estate is an official reference for California real-estate licensing information; confirm obligations for your business with the appropriate qualified professional.
Depending on the agreed scope, support can include transaction coding, property-level bookkeeping, bank and balance-sheet reconciliations, tenant ledger review, accounts payable and receivable schedules, deposit records, owner statement preparation and month-end reporting.
The engagement starts with the system and process you already use. We confirm access, reporting needs, account structure and review responsibilities before defining the work. A platform change is not assumed.
We can discuss bookkeeping preparation and reconciliation support within agreed access and client controls. The responsible broker or property manager retains oversight of legal obligations, approvals and any required professional review.
Where California broker trust-account rules apply, the records include a chronological control record, separate records for each beneficiary or transaction, and a reconciliation of those balances. The responsible broker must confirm the requirements and review the completed records.
No. Accounstone provides remote accounting and bookkeeping support. Leasing, maintenance, tenant communication, property inspections and local property-management decisions remain with your operating team.
Available deposit batches, bank activity and returned-payment records can be matched to the ledger, with differences listed for review.
Agreed schedules can organize property-level balances, reconciliations and open items for the manager's owner-reporting process.
Yes. The scope can identify the entities and properties involved and preserve separate records, intercompany schedules and reporting requirements.
The item is flagged with the relevant record and question so the property manager can confirm the treatment before accounting records are finalized.
The authorized property manager or owner retains payment and distribution approval. The workflow can prepare records and batches for that approval.
Share the property/entity list, accounting software access, bank statements, existing close checklist, reporting templates and the person who resolves exceptions.
Tell us which property records, reconciliations or owner reports are taking the most time. We can define a practical scope around your current software, portfolio and review process.
Discuss property-level bookkeeping, reconciliations and owner-reporting preparation around your existing workflow.