I'd recommend just keeping a journal or Excel file of your appointments and time spent on calls or doing paperwork, including bookkeeping.

For investment loans, I would watch the WSJ (Wall Street Journal) Prime Rate.

Just to geek out for a second...on your books, your journal entry for the contribution of the property would be a "debit" to the Property (Asset) Account (you may want to set up subaccounts to track purchase price vs rehab etc) and "credit" the two separate equity accounts under you and your partners name.

In your example above, from a straight accounting journal entry perspective, the book financials would be below. 

My buddy who lives in Houston told me how difficult it is to be obtaining insurance lately.https://www.wsj.com/business/insurance-home-auto-rate-increa...The journal today had this article which was super à-propos!

I have seen so many listings in Greenville that realtors are posting as Berg/Laf or even Journal Square...which is insane!

-Bigger Pockets 90 day intentional journal- Honestly not a plug for Brandon T.

Hi EveryoneI'm looking for some advice from anyone with experience or knowledge of the Jersey City property market.I'm looking at two properties, both are condos,3 bedrooms 2 baths, both listed for $699k, one in Journal Square, the other in the Heights Jersey City by Liberty Avenue.

I got a tip from a Community planner that Loxahatchee is getting 500,000 new residential houses in the next few years built. This will obviously change the landscape of the lox region. Anyone else have any predictions...

I am going to start a vlog journal too (as soon as I decide to get out of my jammies!).