Monthly Report
02-24-2024
1410 Columbia Rd
Current
Current
09-25-2023
09-23-2024
11-25-2022
$1,275.00
November
2022
[MAY-31-11  1:40 PM  Kirk Trachy] Emailed Owner
[MAY-26-11  9:49 AM  Kirk Trachy] Emailed Owner
Transactions
If red rent is past due.  If yellow either NSF bounce check or late fee this month.
$0.00
 
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Transaction Type
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($)
Disbursed
($)
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11-19-2022 Rent $1,275.00     1011 Quick Base (deactivated)
11-19-2022 Condo Fees   $150.00   7989 Quick Base (deactivated)
11-19-2022 Rental Commission   $127.50   9987 Quick Base (deactivated)
11-19-2022 Lawn Care   $120.00   8865 Quick Base (deactivated)
11-19-2022 Disbursed to Owner   $877.50   4567 Quick Base (deactivated)
TOT     $1,275.00 $1,275.00      
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