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Cash Support Master List

Oct 29, 2026

Cash Support Master List

Cash Support Master List

This is a list of various types of transactions that may be relevant to a fund or investment entity.

This article provides a comprehensive list of income, expenses, and other transaction categories that are relevant to funds and investment entities. From loan fees and commissions to marketing expenses, each category includes a brief description and an example of the type of transaction that may fall under it. This list can be a useful reference for tracking and analyzing financial transactions related to a fund or investment entity. The example provided reflects the ideal support Verivest's Fund Administration team would receive in order to accurately and easily record the entity's transactions.

Transaction TypeDescriptionExample
Amounts Due from/to BorrowerAmounts to be received from a buyer of an asset to whom the entity has loaned money. Amounts owed to borrower.View Example
Amounts Due from/to InvestorAmounts to be received from investors. Amounts owed to investors that are not income distributions.View Example
Amounts Due from/to Property ManagerAmounts to be received from a property manager. Amounts owed to property manager for items paid by PM.View Example
Amounts Due from/to Related PartyAmounts to be received or paid related to intercompany entities.View Example
Amounts Due from/to ServicerAmounts to be received from a loan servicer. Amounts owed to servicer for items paid by servicer.View Example
Bank Fees, Bank Credit & Bank InterestFees charged by the bank for normal operations, fees refunded by the bank, and interest received from the bank.View Example
Broker FeesAmount paid to brokers to execute transactions or provide specialized services.View Example
Capital Raise FeesFees paid for capital raising activities in order to provide additional capital to the fund.View Example
Capitalized Acquisition FeesAcquisition fees related to the purchase or sale of applicable assets.View Example
Commission ExpenseCommissions paid.View Example
Conference FeesFees paid to attend a conference.View Example
Credit Card Credit/Refund & PaymentsAmounts owed to credit card companies for transactions using the credit card account of the fund and any amounts refunded to the credit card.View Example
Custodial FeesFee paid to a brokerage firm for the services associated with the investment.View Example
Due Diligence FeesFees paid for due diligence background checks and independent verifications performed for the fund.View Example
Dues & SubscriptionsPayment for different subscriptions.View Example
Earnest Money DepositAmounts paid to confirm a contract.View Example
Errors (In and Out)Amounts wired in or out of the bank account in error and returned.View Example
Escrow FeesFees paid to an escrow who holds and transfers funds during sale.View Example
Fee Income - Lien Release FeesFees received upon payoff related to lien release.View Example
Fee Income - Other FeesOther service charges earned that do not fall into a more specific category.View Example
Financing CostsFinancing costs on notes, loans or other borrowings.View Example
GiftsGifts to investors and others which are promotional in nature and in the course of trade and business.View Example
Inspection FeesInspection fees incurred for inspection required under the loan agreement.View Example
Insurance ExpenseProperty insurance and loan insurances paid.View Example
Interest Payable - NoteholderPeriodic interest accrued on investor notes or other notes entered into by the entity.View Example
Interest Payable - Temporary NotesPeriodic interest accrued on temporary investor notes.View Example
Interest Receivable - NoteholderPeriodic interest income on notes funded by the fund.View Example
Interest ReservesInterest funded by borrower in advance, either as collateral or to allow periodic interest payment advances.View Example
Internal Bank Transfers (non-deployment related)Movements between the fund's bank accounts that do not relate to the deployment of investor subscription cash.View Example
Investment DistributionDistribution amounts received from an underlying investment owned by the fund.View Example
Investment Foreclosure - Real Estate OwnedForeclosure on a property for which the fund had a secured interest in a loan.View Example
Investment Purchase - Funds, Equity, Direct Real EstateInvestment corresponding to an ownership interest in a fund, purchase of stocks of an entity, or an ownership interest in a specific property.View Example
Investment Purchase - Real EstateDirect purchase of real estate by the fund.View Example
Investment Purchase - LoansLoans originated by the fund.View Example
Investment Sale - LoansSale of loans originated by the fund.View Example
Investment Sale - Loans to Third Party / Loan AssignmentsAssignment of loans originated by the fund to a third party.View Example
Investment Sale - Real Estate OwnedSale of an REO property.View Example
Investments - Loan Draws and Draw FeesDraws on existing loans and fees paid by borrowers for loan draws.View Example
Investments - Loan Paydown/PayoffPaydowns and/or payoffs on loans that the fund has originated.View Example
Investor Contributions (new and additional funds)New or additional investor contributions into the fund.View Example (New) / View Example (Additional)
Investor Contributions (Preferred Equity)Preferred Equity contributions for REITs.View Example
Investor Contributions (with Capital Calls)Investor contributions for funds that have capital calls.View Example
Investor DeploymentsThe deployment of investor contributions to the fund's equity.View Example
Investor RedemptionsThe withdrawal of investor capital from the fund.View Example
Licenses and FeesLicenses and fees necessary for the fund's operations.View Example
Loan Fees Receivable - Origination, Extension and ModificationLoan origination and/or extension fees owed to the fund.View Example
Loan Payments - Interest, Principal, Late Fees, Servicing and OthersLoan payments received from borrowers.View Example
Line of Credit Advance, Paydown and InterestLine of Credit borrowings received from the bank based on prior commitment to make loans to the fund up to a specified maximum, usually for one year, and any payments made on the line.View Example
Marketing / Advertising ExpensesCost incurred in promoting the operations of the fund.View Example
Meals and EntertainmentMeals and entertainment expenses incurred related to entertaining a client, customer, or employee.View Example
Miscellaneous ExpensesSundry expenses which are non-recurring and incidental.View Example
Miscellaneous IncomeIncludes various sources of income not commonly received by the fund.View Example
Mortgage Loan PaymentsPayments made against a mortgage loan taken out by the fund or entity.View Example
Notes PayableAmount payable either on demand or at a fixed or determinable future date, with interest.View Example
Notes ReceivableAmount of promissory note to be received at a future date.View Example
Office SuppliesSmall purchases that are needed for office employees.View Example
Organizational CostsThe costs of organizing an entity if the firm incurs the costs specifically to create the entity.View Example
Payroll ExpensePayments made associated with hiring employees and independent contractors for your business.View Example
Pending InvestmentsInvestments not active as of the last day of the period.View Example
Permanent Noteholders - ContributionInvestor contributions into a note issued by the fund.View Example
Permanent Noteholders - RedemptionInvestor withdrawals/redemptions from a note issued by the fund.View Example
Postage & DeliveryCourier and mailing services expenses.View Example
Preferred Dividend Income PaymentsDividend payments to the preferred equity investors of a REIT.View Example
Prepaid ExpensesExpenses paid in advance to be recognized within 12 months.View Example
Processing FeesOne-time charge for processing documents, requests, or transactions.View Example
Professional Fees - Accounting, Tax and AuditCosts incurred in employing accounting services including bookkeeping, tax preparation, and auditing.View Example
Professional Fees - AppraisalFees paid to an independent property appraiser to determine market value of property.View Example
Professional Fees - LegalCosts incurred in availing legal services.View Example
Professional Fees - NotaryCosts incurred in availing notarial services.View Example
Professional Fees - ConsultingFees paid to management consulting firms for professional services employed.View Example
Property Management FeesFees paid to the property manager for managing the property.View Example
Recording FeesFees levied by the government to document real estate transactions in order to make them a matter of public record.View Example
Referral FeesFinder or referral fees incurred.View Example
Rental ExpenseRental expenses incurred by the fund.View Example
Rental IncomeRental income earned by the fund.View Example
Repairs and MaintenanceRepair/maintenance of fixed assets to working order that does not extend the expected useful life of the asset.View Example
Returned Earnest Money DepositAmounts paid to confirm a contract that have been returned.View Example
Security Deposits HeldDeposits paid to the fund for rental services provided which may be refunded or forfeited by the tenant.View Example
Start-Up CostsCosts associated with implementing a business and incurred before the entity is active, such as research, travel, consulting fees, and advertising.View Example
Taxes - FranchiseFranchise taxes paid.View Example
Taxes - PropertyTaxes levied on real property, primarily upon land and buildings.View Example
Taxes - RefundRefund of taxes previously paid.View Example
Taxes - State, Penalties, InterestTaxes due to the local government. Payment due to failure to pay taxes. Interest on delayed payments of taxes.View Example
Third Party Fees PayableFees payable to a third party related to loans.View Example
Travel ExpenseBusiness travel expenses.View Example
UtilitiesCost incurred by using utilities such as electricity, water, waste disposal, heating, and sewage.View Example