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Do you recommend cash basis accounting for Fund I, II, and III?

If so, why? If not, why not? Do you recommend cash basis accounting for operations but also having accrual in your data room for future limited partners that require reporting on GAAP standards?
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Accrual base accounting is the preferred method for VC Funds.

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