Cedar Creek Tax & Property Books
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Short-term rental & landlord returns

Bring the shoebox. We'll bring the return.

You don't need to be organized to start. You need the property address and roughly how many nights you rented. We do the sorting, the categories and the arithmetic.

Call or text the desk

(555) 014-2290

Leave the property address and a good time to call back. Texts are fine too.

Bend · Redmond · Sisters · Sunriver
Tumalo · Deschutes County

Cedar Creek Tax & Property Books Quote request — four lines

No account, no uploads, no digging through drawers. We reply with your quote and a short list of what to bring.

What to bring

Nobody hands over a tidy folder. We're fine with that.

Receipts, screenshots, a spreadsheet you opened twice, one shoebox from the year you bought the place. It all counts. Bring it however it comes.

Hands sorting paper receipts into a shoebox on a kitchen table
Last year's receipts, kitchen table

  • The shoebox

    Home Depot, the cleaner, a new duvet in March. Dates all over the place, some missing. Still usable.

  • Your camera roll

    Screenshots of payouts, the receipt for a kettle, a plumber's text message. Send them as they are.

  • rental_final_v3.xlsx

    Started in March, abandoned in April. Half a spreadsheet is still a start.

  • The bank statements

    Sixty deposits, each one a booking payout, each one landing on its own line.

  • The year you bought it

    The closing statement matters. It sets up the numbers that follow the property for years afterward, so dig it out if you can.

What we turn it into

One rental return, line by line.

Same paperwork, in the order the form wants it. Every line traces back to a receipt, a statement or the county's record — nothing is guesswork, and you read it before it's filed.

A tidy stack of labelled folders beside an open laptop on a wooden desk
Sorted, grouped, ready to file
  1. 01

    Rents received

    Every night, every platform, every direct booking — pulled into one figure.

  2. 02

    Cleaning, fees & commissions

    What the platforms kept, and what the cleaners charged you.

  3. 03

    Mortgage interest

    Straight from your lender's statement, not from memory.

  4. 04

    Property tax

    The Deschutes County bill, on the right line.

  5. 05

    Repairs, supplies & furnishings

    The hardware store runs and the replacement kettle, grouped properly instead of scattered.

  6. 06

    Insurance & utilities

    The quiet monthly ones, gathered across the whole year.

  7. 07

    Depreciation

    The part that follows the property quietly, year after year.

  8. 08

    Net rental income

    The one number that lands on your 1040.

What you can hand over

Pick the box that matches your year.

Sample prices, so you know roughly where you're starting. Your quote comes back with the number that's actually yours.

A cedar-sided short-term rental cabin among pine trees at dusk
The properties themselves
How it works

Start with the address. That's the whole first step.

Send the basics and we come back with your quote and a short list of what to bring. If you'd rather say it out loud, the phone is right here.

  1. 01

    Send four lines

    Property address, type of rental, roughly how many nights, and an email. That's the whole form.

  2. 02

    We reply with your quote

    Your price, plus the short list of statements and receipts worth digging out.

  3. 03

    You bring what we ask for

    No hunting through drawers for documents nobody needs, and no guessing at what counts.

Rather talk it through

(555) 014-2290

Leave the property address on the message and the best time to reach you.

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Most quotes start with a phone call

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Bend·Redmond·Sisters·Sunriver·Tumalo·Deschutes County