> what is the price of your house, which the previous owner got paid. Is this 300,000.00 EUR or 400,000.00 EUR?
400k (which is also shown correctly on the balance). > Also, do you have any partnership agreement with your partner. How does it handle common property? Somewhat like that. You may assume it is set up in such a way that keeping track of who paid what makes sense, and as such, that's what I want to accomplish :). > I would probably do this a bit differently Keen to hear how you'd approach this! Thanks, Tino On Sunday 3 March 2024 at 20:42:39 UTC+1 Chary Chary wrote: > I think also important to know what your mortgage and house buying > contract says. I assumed you signed it together with your partner. > > Also, do you have any partnership agreement with your partner. How does it > handle common property? > > > On Sunday, March 3, 2024 at 8:17:03 PM UTC+1 Chary Chary wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I would probably do this a bit differently. But let me clarify one thing: >> what is the price of your house, which the previous owner got paid. Is this >> 300,000.00 EUR or 400,000.00 EUR? >> >> Regards. >> >> >> >> On Sunday, March 3, 2024 at 12:03:08 PM UTC+1 Tino de Bruijn wrote: >> >>> I've been using Beancount for years to track both my business as well as >>> a shared bank account with friends. However, now I'm trying to set up a way >>> to track our mortgage, as well as how much each of us (my partner and me) >>> "own" to the shared account, and I just can't figure out what setup or >>> queries I should use. >>> >>> I now have a setup as follows: >>> >>> plugin "beancount.plugins.auto_accounts" >>> >>> 2023-04-24 * "Buy" "Mortage" >>> Liabilities:Mortgage -300000.00 EUR >>> Assets:House >>> >>> 2023-04-24 * "Buy" "Cash in" >>> Income:Partner -100000.00 EUR >>> Assets:House >>> >>> 2023-05-01 * "Bank" "Mortgage payment: 200,00; Interest: 400,00" >>> Assets:Bank -600.00 EUR >>> Liabilities:Mortgage:Me 133.333 EUR >>> Liabilities:Mortgage:Partner 66.667 EUR >>> Expenses:Mortgage:Interest:Me 266.667 EUR >>> Expenses:Mortgage:Interest:Partner 133.333 EUR >>> >>> ; HOW TO DO THIS? >>> ; 2023-05-01 * "Required payment" >>> ; ???? -600.00 EUR >>> ; ??????:Partner 250.00 EUR >>> ; ??????:Me 350.00 EUR >>> >>> 2023-05-10 * "Bank" "Monthly Me" >>> Assets:Bank 300.00 EUR ; Whoops, 50 >>> too low >>> Income:Me >>> >>> 2023-05-11 * "Bank" "Monthly Partner" >>> Assets:Bank 250.00 EUR >>> Income:Partner >>> >>> I'm wondering how to set up that "Required payment"? We split >>> (non-50/50) and I want to set that up per month (will build a plugin >>> probably), as it is based on the difference in income. In this (contrived) >>> example, I paid the wrong amount, and I would like to see somewhere that >>> I'm €50 short. >>> >>> And finally, we also want to track how much each of us owns of the >>> house. As you can see my partner had cash from a previous house, whereas I >>> pay more per month, so this balance changes. (This was recommended to >>> tackle it this way by the notary, in case we ever separate.) How could I >>> get accounts set up (Assets:House:Partner/Me? or a query?) to track this? >>> >>> Thanks! >>> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Beancount" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/beancount/83ec4140-69ea-4d3c-8948-31730a44629an%40googlegroups.com.
