If the loan accounts were selectable, I would do that. They don't even show
up on the list.

Tod


"William R Wood" <secret[at]???.net> wrote in message
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Tod,

Answering a question like this is a little difficult because it is not
really practical to recreate your issue. Money's reporting features are not
super intuitive and you have to fiddle with the report settings to see what
happens. After you get familiar with the various settings, you can
generally make reports show what you want. Sometimes however I have to
export data to Excel and then create the report I want.

A simple fix for your current problem might be to simply uncheck the other
loan accounts (go into the report customization dialog and click the account
tab) that have nothing to do with your properties. This change should fix
it.

Regards

Bill Wood
Fountain Hills, AZ




"Tod DeBie" <tod_debie[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I am using Money 2004 Small Business on a Windows XP Pro system. I have
rental property and have setup two top level categories in Money to track
the income and expenses (with several sub-categories to break out rent,
taxes, insurance, etc.). I ran an Income/Expense report and just selected
those two categories and also selected the "Include Transfers" option to
account for the amount I am paying down the loans by. The problem is that
it pulls in transfers to several other loan accounts that have nothing to do
with this property.

Why is it pulling them in and how do I get them out?

Tod