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Benjamin Arritt
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How do you aggregate personal finances w/ property investments?

Benjamin Arritt
  • Investor
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I’m going to cross post this in a few places and to be clear, I am NOT talking about software or a bookkeeper that specializes at any of the following:

  • bookkeeping for taxes
  • rent roll and property management
  • property purchase assessment
  • renovation budgets and build management
  • traditional stock market investments
  • business management
  • personal finances

I am looking to take information from all of the above areas and create a holistic cash flow, net worth, short term and long-term automated projection of EVERYTHING all at once. So if you have COVID-19 shutdown or you are looking to buy a new property, you can see how this affects your entire financial big picture (not evaluate one financial silo at a time). The only way I know to do that is to dump info from the software above into a big ugly custom spreadsheet I’ve been using. It’s tedious and slow and I dread dealing with it.

What are you actually USING? Are we just stuck with spreadsheets to put it all together? 

Ben Arritt 

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