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Structure rent income and property expenses from bank statements

Rent payments, service charges, repairs and recurring property costs often sit directly in the bank account. Structured transactions make period and property analysis much easier.

CSV and Excel for property analysisMultiple statement periodsCleaner hand-off to accountants

Bring months of property payments into one workable view

PDF statements are useful archives but poor tools for filtering rent receipts and property costs. Converting them makes dates, amounts, counterparties and descriptions searchable and sortable.

Typical property workflows

Track rent receipts

Filter recurring incoming payments and compare them with tenants or properties.

Collect property costs

Prepare repairs, insurance and supplier payments for categorisation.

Prepare year-end data

Combine statement periods for your own review or accountant hand-off.

From property account to structured overview

  1. 1

    Collect the period

    Gather all statements for the relevant year or reporting period.

  2. 2

    Convert to CSV/Excel

    Turn the transactions into a sortable table.

  3. 3

    Add property categories

    Tag rent, maintenance and other costs using your own scheme.

  4. 4

    Review or hand off

    Use the data internally or share it with your accountant.

Frequently asked questions

Does KontoCSV assign transactions to a property automatically?

The converter structures visible bank data. Property and tax categories should be added and checked according to your own records.

Can I process several monthly statements?

Yes. Multiple PDFs can be processed; for annual analysis make sure the period is complete.

Is CSV or accounting software better?

CSV/Excel is flexible for property analysis. Use the accounting workflow required by your finance or accountant process when needed.

Prepare property-account PDFs for analysis

Convert statements into structured transactions, then categorise them by property and purpose.