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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do others organize their flip properties info?
Hello BP! This question is for more experienced flippers and flippers...
I've been investing for 10+ years now (flips/buy and holds) and have switched to being a full time investor for about the last two years. Whenever I've done a flip I've always compiled all of my receipts/invoices, HUD1's (purchase/sale), tax docs, permits and any relevant info for that specific flip in a black binder labelled with the address of the property. I've always organized this way but it just feels like a very bulky and dated way of doing things. What have other flippers done to keep their flips organized? I appreciate any suggestions or ideas. Thanks in advance!