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Move Funds Between Properties With the Same Bank Account Using Bank Transfers
Move Funds Between Properties With the Same Bank Account Using Bank Transfers

You can now move money easily between properties that are on the same bank account and have the same owner.

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Overview

Sometimes, it is necessary to transfer funds between properties to help cover expenses for a property that might not have enough available funds. This is easily done if these properties have the same owner and share the same bank account. DoorLoop will allow you to share funds between these properties, and we will make it easier to do so.

(Previously, you had to record a separate owner distribution from one property and then a separate owner contribution into another. You do not need to do that anymore.)

The Steps

  1. To move funds between properties on the same bank account, click + Create New at the top left corner and click Bank Transfer under the Other Transactions section.

  2. On the Bank Transfer window, enter the following information:

    • Transfer Date: this is the date of the transfer

    • Source Property: select the property that the funds are coming from

    • Source Unit: (Optional)

    • Source Account: select the bank account associated with the property

    • Receiving Property: select the property that the funds will be going to

    • Receiving Unit: (Optional)

    • Receiving Account: should be the same as the source account chosen

    • Amount to Transfer: enter the amount you want to transfer

  3. After entering this info, you'll also see a new field popup called "Clearing Account." This field will automatically fill with the default clearing account (Transfer Clearing Account). You do not need to change this.

  4. (Optional) You can add a memo with any notes you might have about the property-to-property fund transfer.

  5. Click Save to finish.

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