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Mary Jay
  • Glendale, AZ
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Property management in Excell

Mary Jay
  • Glendale, AZ
Posted

Hi guys,

I am a small landlord, so I dont really want to pay monthly fees to property management company at this point (I will do it later on)

So I was thinking of doing it in Excel (since its free), but not sure on how to organize it (I am not really good with things like that)

So I was thinking of may be doing one excel sheet per property? Then have on top portion income (rents) and then bottom portion would be expenses... Have a column for each month? And do a separate excel sheet on each property every year?

Or may be better to have the same file for one property and just have several excel sheets in that file for 2017, 2018, 2019?

I hope I am making sense with my explanations...

How do you organize in excel? May be someone can post a picture? If you dont mind to share...

Thank you so much! 

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