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Clark Childers
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Keeping Track of Construction Costs

Clark Childers
  • Developer
  • Marfa, TX
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I am currently rehabbing a 11 unit apartment building in West Texas. I'm the contractor and I'm hiring all my subcontractors. I also provide all of the materials. I've been saving receipts, but things are moving so fast, it's hard to keep track of my expenses. I'd like to find some software that will allow me to enter my expenses and then sort out how much I've spent per unit, per contractor, per category, etc,. etc. It's very important I don't let this get out of hand, but unless I can keep track how my money is being spent, I'm afraid that could very easily happen. Does anyone know of a good program or even a good excel template that would do this for me? Thank you Bigger Pockets!

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