All Corporations, One Private Workspace
Multi-entity structure with separate books.
Real estate bookkeeping, reporting, and intercompany accounting in one private SaaS workspace. Built for owners with multiple corporations, multiple properties, vendor bills, bank accounts, and CPA reporting needs.
Resolve Ledger is configured around each client’s corporations, properties, bank accounts, vendors, chart of accounts, intercompany relationships, and reporting needs while the actual application stays private behind login.
Multi-entity structure with separate books.
Source-account visibility for each upload.
Review packages for accounting handoff.
Clear due to / due from tracking.
Vendor balances, aging, and bill history.
Status markers and restore discipline.
Most providers sell monthly bookkeeping, reconciliation, and reports. Real Estate Resolve Ledger is positioned for real estate owners who need a private accounting workspace built around corporations, properties, intercompany activity, AP, and CPA review.
The common pain points real estate owners, bookkeepers, and CPAs run into when books grow across corporations, properties, accounts, vendors, and reports.
Entity records, accounts, and reports become blended.
Bank, credit card, and line-of-credit activity is hard to segment.
Bills, credits, payments, and aging lose visibility.
Due to / due from balances become difficult to explain.
Important accounting data lacks reliable restore discipline.
Review packages take too long to prepare and explain.
Real estate clients understand pain quickly. This section shows the practical difference between scattered bookkeeping and a controlled SaaS accounting workflow.
Resolve Ledger is configured around each client’s corporations, properties, bank accounts, vendors, chart of accounts, intercompany relationships, and reporting needs while keeping the actual application private behind login.
Multiple corporations can be organized from one private workspace while each entity’s chart of accounts, imports, AP, reports, and backups stay separate.
Upload multiple bank accounts, credit cards, and lines of credit. Each row carries its source account from staging to reports.
Prepare clean Trial Balance, General Ledger, Journal Entries, AP Aging, and source account schedules into Excel-style review packages.
Separate original bank, manual intercompany, mirrored tracking, and no-effect records so due to / due from activity can be explained clearly.
Review bills by vendor, monitor aging, allocate payments, track adjustments, and keep accounting and non-accounting closures separate.
Status markers, source labels, treatment summaries, backup exports, and restore files help explain what happened and preserve review history.
This is not a generic bookkeeping landing page. Resolve Ledger is positioned around the hard parts of real estate accounting that ordinary spreadsheets and simple tools struggle to explain.
Bank accounts, credit cards, and lines of credit are tagged from upload through reports for cleaner segmentation.
Corporations live inside one SaaS workspace without requiring separate subscriptions for every entity.
Transactions can be reviewed by property, vendor, account, source account, and corporation.
Original bank, manual IC, mirror tracking, and no-effect records are explained separately.
AP aging, payment allocation, adjustments, and non-accounting closure options are built into the story.
The platform is designed to produce clean reports, Excel packs, and backup files for review.
A clear service outcome: organized corporation-specific books, reviewed transactions, financial reports, working papers, and backups that can be handed to the owner or CPA with confidence.
This visual gives a high-level view of the accounting journey without revealing proprietary rule logic or internal processing formulas. It shows the client outcome: reviewed source data becoming financial statements and a CPA Review Package.
The website explains the security posture in client-friendly language: every portfolio needs separation, recoverability, and confidence that sensitive accounting data is not casually mixed or lost.
Client portfolios can be structured as isolated workspaces with corporation-specific state, so one entity’s accounting setup does not overwrite another.
When connected to the backend, workspaces can sync to secure cloud storage so important books are not trapped in one browser session.
JSON backups and Excel reports give owners and CPAs a practical way to review, archive, restore, and audit the accounting workflow.
Real estate clients need more than a checkbox. They need to know whether a bank row, vendor bill, intercompany transfer, manual entry, or report balance has been reviewed, linked, posted, or left open.
Clients often think by property first: rent, utilities, repairs, mortgages, vendor bills, intercompany balances, and cash movement. The website now shows that Resolve Ledger can report by corporation and by property.
The workflow is designed to prevent mixed corporations, duplicated transactions, and unexplained reporting numbers.
Bank, card, AP, manual, and opening balance data enter the correct corporation.
Rows receive source account, vendor, property, and accounting treatment context.
Status markers separate matched, pending, reconciled, manual, and no-effect items.
Only approved accounting paths flow into journal entries and the general ledger.
Financial statements, AP aging, property reports, and Excel packs are ready for review.
Estimate the level of workflow control needed for your books. This does not save or send anything.
Your setup benefits from corporation isolation, source account tagging, AP aging, and intercompany treatment controls.
Understand every corporation, property, vendor, bank account, and report without digging through disconnected spreadsheets.
Move faster through monthly bookkeeping while preserving source detail, status markers, rule treatment, and backup history.
Review cleaner financial packages with trial balance, GL detail, journal entries, AP aging, and source account schedules.
Real Estate Resolve Ledger is a SaaS-backed accounting service for owners, bookkeepers, and CPAs who need multi-corporation accounting, AP visibility, intercompany clarity, backup discipline, and CPA-ready reporting.
This website is a high-level product demo, not an operations manual. All product visuals use representative demo data. Proprietary workflows, exact rule logic, internal processing formulas, real corporation records, and client data are not shown.
No screenshots with real app data, real bank details, real vendor records, or real corporation information are included.
The site explains outcomes and client value without publishing proprietary accounting rules or internal processing formulas.
The actual Real Estate Resolve Ledger application should remain behind login with access limited to authorized users.