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Capital improvements at purchase ($) - enter the amount for any capital improvements (renovations or repairs) you plan on doing after the property purchase (e.g. new kitchen or painting).
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Once you have Xero setup, there is a button next to your bank account(s) asking you to get a bank feed. By clicking the button, you will get started with the process to suit your bank or financial institution.
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There is an extensive list of banks now supported through Xero - https://help.xero.com/au/BankFeeds.
For those that Xero doesn’t support directly, they have a partnership with Yodlee to support all other banks and financial institutions.
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Xero’s security policies are modeled on those used by the banks. They use 128 bit SSL encryption, the same used for internet banking, and their servers are hosted on a tier-one hosting provider who monitors their servers and firewalls 24/7/365 at a guarded facility.
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A Chart of Accounts (CoA) is a list of all the incomes, expenses, assets and debts a person or company has or owns used in the general ledger of an accounting system.
Real Estate Investar has worked with Xero to produce an investor focused CoA, but for everyone the CoA will be different based on your unique circumstance. This can be customised by the user.
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