Suggestions For Project Management Software?

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What are you guys using for project management? Looking for something that allows for dependencies (or 'conditional tasks' as Investorfuse calls them - which I'm checking out) and allows for teams of people to collaborate on a single task.

Also would like to set up milestones/deadlines and mark a task as a certain percentage completed (i.e. 50% completed).

Any suggestions?

Also would like to set up milestones/deadlines and mark a task as a certain percentage completed (i.e. 50% completed).

Any suggestions?

Bill Carovano · Answer

Have you taken a look at setting up your own Podio workspace(s)?  Investorfuse is based on Podio.  I find it to be a very impressive project management / lead management / CRM for real estate investment.

Investorfuse is a good option and gets you up and running with Podio pretty quickly.  Some people prefer to build out their own Podio workspaces, though, so that they can customize it exactly like they want.

Sean Dolan · Answer

@Ibrahim Hughes I use Trello with a Scrum/Agile methodology. While I run a marketing agency, Trello is also flexible for many businesses, including real estate. Here are some examples used for real estate: https://trello.com/inspiration/real-estate

Ibrahim Hughes · Answer

@Bill we're working with investor fuse now.  Playing with it and honestly I'm not getting a feel for it. I don't think it's designed the way I think like other apps are.  I don't get enough control for the things I want to do. I don't like the fact that I have to send my task in to support in order to get them uploaded to the system. There's some other things about it that I'm not too happy about. I guess once you have it up and running it's probably a good program. I just don't have the time to get it up and running.

@Sean and Antonio - you guys have my attention regarding Trello. I'm definitely going to look into it. Thanks much.

Matt L. · Answer

Have you checked out BuilderTrend?

Ibrahim Hughes · Answer

Thx Matt. I'll look at Builder Trend also.

Antonio Coleman · Answer

@Ibrahim Hughes I agree with @Sean Dolan when Trello is the route to go. Heck, it's my life blood of managing simple projects that I can share with my staff. It free to use which is the best part.

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