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Accounting Services Built for Colorado Landlords

Owning rental properties in Colorado can be a solid investment—but only if you're tracking expenses correctly, maximizing deductions, and staying on top of tax requirements.

We work with landlords and property investors across Colorado to keep rental books organized, tax returns accurate, and deductions maximized. Whether you own one property or ten, we help you keep more of your rental income.

Our Accounting Services For Landlords

Three core services that keep your rental business profitable and compliant.

Rental Property Bookkeeping

We track income and expenses for each property separately, giving you clear visibility into which properties perform best.

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Rental income recording (rent, late fees, deposits)

Expense categorization (repairs, utilities, property management)

Separate books for each property

Monthly or quarterly financial statements

Tax Return Preparation

We prepare your personal tax return including Schedule E for all rental properties, making sure you're compliant and maximizing deductions.

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Accurate Schedule E completion for each property

Proper depreciation calculations

Passive loss limitation analysis

Multi-state return preparation if you own out‑of‑state rentals

Tax Planning for Property Investors

Smart tax planning saves landlords thousands. We help you make strategic decisions throughout the year.

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Rental property purchase structuring

1031 exchange guidance

Cost segregation opportunities

Real estate professional status qualification

Timing strategies for repairs vs. improvements

How We Help Landlords With Specialized Accounting

Rental properties come with unique bookkeeping requirements, special tax rules, and opportunities that generic tax software can't handle.

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Complex Expense Tracking

Every repair, maintenance call, property tax payment, and management fee needs proper categorization. Mixed personal and rental expenses? That requires careful separation.

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Schedule E Reporting

Rental income gets reported on Schedule E, which requires detailed income and expense breakdowns for each property. Mistakes here trigger audits.

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Depreciation Calculations

Real estate depreciation is one of your biggest deductions, but calculating it wrong costs you money or creates problems when you sell.

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Multi-Property Management

More properties mean more complexity. Each one needs separate tracking for accurate profit analysis and tax reporting.

Why Colorado Landlords Choose Us

Here are the reasons why property owners trust us with their rental accounting:

Comprehensive Knowledge for Rental Properties

Real estate isn't a side service for us. We work with landlords regularly and understand the specific rules, deductions, and strategies that apply.

Same Accountant, Every Year

Your accountant knows your properties, remembers your goals, and provides consistent guidance you can count on.

Year‑Round Support

Questions don't wait for tax season. Call us anytime during business hours to discuss property decisions, expense questions, or tax implications.

Local Colorado Expertise

We understand Colorado rental markets, property tax assessments, and state-specific rules that impact your investments.

Deductions We Help You Maximize

Colorado landlords are entitled to many deductions. We make sure you're capturing everything.

Operating expenses—all deductible when properly documented

Capturing every dollar for mortgage interest on rental properties

If you manage properties from a dedicated home office, you may qualify for home office deductions

Mileage and travel to manage properties, meet contractors, or inspect units

Repairs and maintenance such as fixing leaks, painting, and landscaping are fully deductible in the year incurred

Depreciation calculations and tracking so you know your basis when you sell

Get More from Your Rental Properties

With proper accounting and tax planning, you can avoid leaving money on the table so that your rental properties become even more profitable.

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Resource Library

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