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I. GETTING STARTED
1. Editing Records
2. Status Symbols
3. Moving Around
4. Shortcut Keys
5. Editing Keys
6. Other Features
7. Tool Bars
II. DATA ENTRY
Company Info
1. Owners
2. Agents
3. Site Managers
4. Vendors
5. Services
6. Unit Features
7. Rates
8. Taxes
9. Units
III. RESERVATIONS
1. Availability
2. Tenants
3. Reservations and Leases
4. Special Reports
5. View All Reservations
6. Entering Payments
6a. Advance Payment
6b. Batch Payment Posting
IV. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
1. Work Orders
2. Owners
3. Agents
4. Site Managers
5. Vendors
6. Financial Center
7. Financial Reports
8. Unit Status
9. Banking Center
V. REPORTS
Other Questions

Reservations and Leases

Where do I enter the rent payments and what happens with the entries?

You enter the rent payments and all other accessory payments which are an income to the owner exclusively in the reservations field under Payments.

Enter in the first column the date of the payment and move to the next field with your TAB key on your keyboard. Enter the description of the fees paid with this payment.

(Note: make sure that the entered payment is matching in amount with the charges in the upper field).

Move with the TAB key on your keyboard to the next field and enter the payment method. A choice of default methods will be available with the scroll option. Note: You can’t type other methods than the default ones!.

Move with the TAB  key on your keyboard to the next field and enter the payment number. Here you will enter the check number or the Credit Card Number. In case of cash, this field is left blank.

Move with the TAB  key on your keyboard to the next field and enter the Expiration. This field is in use with Credit Card payments only. (Note: PMM will not provide you with credit card authorization but allows  you to track that type of payment.)

Move with the TAB  key on your keyboard to the next field and enter the amount of the payment. (Note: Make sure to enter the amount including all taxes previously set up in the single units. PMM will understand if it is a short term reservation or a long term lease and subtract any taxes.)

Move with the TAB  key on your keyboard to the next field and check the first check box Escrow only if the amount paid is refundable to the tenant. All Escrow amounts are separately accounted for in PMM and the refund to the tenant (or to the owner in case of a claim) is made automatically.

Move with the TAB  key on your keyboard to the next field and check the second check box Arent only if the paid amount is taxable in the case of reservations or is concerning rent payment for Leases. In case of taxable Reservations the system will calculate the default sales Tax and Tourism Tax.

Move with the TAB key on your keyboard to the next field and check the third check box Commission (Comm) Check this box only if you will charge your pre-set default commission for this Reservation or Lease

C on the Post button in the upper bar of the field and your transaction will be transferred automatically to the unit transaction field.

Note: PMM generates automatically a Sales Tax and Tourism Tax report for every county, post the payment as an income to the owner and charges automatically the agreed default commission on the expense part. PMM also will issue a check for your commission. Also in case of rent not paid, you are able to generate a report showing all late rent payments to allow you to post late tenants.

Very important Notice: All payments entered in the reservation field are income for the owner and PMM generates the 1099 and 1042 IRS Income statements from these entries.

 Is it possible to verify if a transaction has been posted correctly?

Yes! By CC on the date of the payment in the Reservations screen, it will open the Unit Transactions screen of the relating owner.  

 What happens if I entered a transaction with wrong data?

All entries can be deleted or modified before posting the transaction. After posting the transaction, you must make a reverse operation calling it Audit Adjustment or any other expression to identify a corrected entry.

Note: Make sure to make the same reversed transaction on the charges field to avoid incorrect reporting of due amounts.

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