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I won't promote anyone's product on here, but if you jump on Google and look up things like "cash on cash return calculator" or something along those lines, you can find a lot of software out there.

There is always pros and cons. Experienced people may not want to spend money on something they can do easily with excel.

Newbies might like software because it helps them make sure they aren't forgetting something.

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