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Robert Grunnah
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Software for Monitoring Progress of House Flips

Robert Grunnah
  • Austin, TX
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Hi BiggerPockets - been waiting for an opportunity to get involved with your forum for a long time, and I finally have a question I think worth discussion.

I operate significant house flipping operations in Austin, Dallas, and Upstate New York and we're involved in 50+ house flips and remodels a year, and have been doing this for about 14 years now.

Now that I have three separate teams (manager, GC, multiple subs, Realtor) in each market, I am finding it increasingly difficult to keep tabs on timelines, project progress, budgets, etc.

I'm curious what technology and software you higher volume folks use to keep track of everything. Is there a "silver bullet" application, preferably off the shelf, that I can customize to help me keep better tabs on all of my projects simultaneously?

Thanks in advance! Robert

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