Legacy SixFinancial Group

Real estate accounting

Every door reported separately

A portfolio P&L that lumps everything together tells you the portfolio made money. It does not tell you which property is dragging, which rehab went over, or what your basis is when you sell. We report at the property level from day one.

How we price it

Scoped on doors and entities

A four-door investor holding four LLCs is more work than a twelve-door investor holding one. Entity count drives the work as much as unit count does.

PackagePriceDoorsEntitiesWho it fits
Portfolio Core$550/moUp to 51 Long-term rentals, or a first short-term rental, in a single entity.
Portfolio Controller$1,250/moUp to 203 Growing portfolios across multiple LLCs, active flips, mixed long and short-term.
Sponsor CFO$2,750/moUp to 608 Syndication sponsors and fund operators with outside investors, and ground-up developers.

What you get

Property-level profit and loss

Every door reported separately, not just rolled into a total. Plus entity-level statements, and a combining schedule across entities at Controller tier and above.

Rent roll reconciled to the books

What the property manager says you collected, tied to what actually hit the account. Security deposit liability tracked as a liability, which is where most self-managed portfolios go wrong.

Basis and capital versus repair

Fixed asset schedule maintained, with a documented decision log for every capital versus repair call so your tax preparer is not guessing in March.

Flip and rehab cost tracking

Costs tracked by property through closing, so you know the real number on a flip before the HUD statement tells you.

Debt and lender reporting

Mortgage and note amortization tracked, DSCR and LTV monitored at Controller tier and above, and lender packages prepared when you are refinancing or buying.

Investor reporting for sponsors

Distribution tracking, capital account and waterfall maintenance, quarterly investor packages, and K-1 support schedules for the tax preparer.

Short-term rental TPT

Arizona transaction privilege tax on short-term rentals, filed for one jurisdiction as part of every package.

Cost segregation and 1031 support

We coordinate the study and keep the books right. The study itself is performed by a third-party specialist, and 1031 legal and QI work stays with your attorney and qualified intermediary.

A benchmark worth knowing. Firms in this niche advise sponsors to budget roughly 1.5% to 3% of gross revenue for accounting. Most budget a few hundred dollars for an entire year, then spend the spring reconstructing it.

We publish our prices. Almost nobody does.

We checked all 26 bookkeeping and accounting firms in the East Valley. Twenty-one of them will not tell you what they charge until you have sat through a discovery call.

Ours are on the site, with a column showing what is not included.

Construction from $1,000/mo
Real estate from $550/mo
General business from $450/mo
See the packages

The scoping call

Bring five numbers. Thirty minutes.

That is the entire conversation. It tells us which package fits and roughly what cleanup would cost if your books are behind. No pitch, and no quote off a guess: we look at your actual file first.

01

Active jobs, or doors

How many projects you are running at once, or how many units you hold.

02

Transactions per month

Roughly. A bank statement page count is close enough.

03

Bank and card accounts

Everything that needs reconciling, including the card you forget about.

04

Entities you run

Each LLC or corporation is its own set of books.

05

Employees and subs

W2 headcount and how many 1099s you issue in a year.

Then we quote

In writing, with every limit stated.

Book the call