Robert Gonzalez is the COO and co-founder of MyBooks.PRO a company that provides financial stability and profitability for real estate agents, professionals and investors. Having worked with a diverse range of people and businesses, Robert has a keen understanding of the biggest issues in the industry and how they can easily be solved through careful financial management. So many people are good at selling real estate, but not good at the books. That’s where people like Robert play a role.
Avery goes in depth with Robert about the important role that a bookkeeper can play in helping a real estate powerhouse keep their finances in check. In addition to covering how to minimize loss and maximize profit, we also discuss the benefits of careful financial planning and understanding where every cost related to your properties comes into play. Robert emphasizes the importance of tracking your expenses and how a bookkeeper can help you maximize your success while understanding your finances in a digestible way.
Key Topics
Importance of understanding your inward and outward cash flow
How to minimize losses and maximize profit in your investments
Benefit of breaking down specific costs of running a business
How to view your cost reports in a digestible way
Benefit of tracking even the smallest charge throughout the year
Value of tracking assets and liability
Distinguishing charges without separate bank accounts
Importance of immediate communication when making a personal purchase on a business account
When is the right time to get a booking company
Bookkeeper expectations
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