But, as I don't want to reinvent the wheel, I'm trying to find out what else is out there, and what it does.Here's my resume in brief:A.S. in CAD 1986CAD work and Road & Bridge InspectorWorked in most of the trades at one time or anotherB.S. in Construction Science & Management from Kansas State UniversitySuperintending, Project Engineering, Project Coordinator, Project Manager, Estimating and being my own GCI've rehabbed over 100 houses, most for someone else, but a few of my own5 yrs Building Inspector and Code ConsultantThanks you for your time and any help you might offer!

No need to reinvent the deal, just learning from the successes of the people on this site is enough to fuel my own passion to succeed. :)Good luck to all of us!

As attorneys, they can write you a purchase and sale contract, but I doubt they'd advise you to re-invent the wheel, the standard contracts are 12 pages for a reason!

I'm not into reinventing the wheel.

Don't overlook the learn files the offer some very good controls, no reason to reinvent the wheel.

Didn't want to reinvent the wheel my first time out.

Review some of the old discussions and forms as they will assist you as there is no reason to reinvent the wheel.

In my opinion, don't try to start out reinventing the wheel, just work to make it rounder.

Terrible idea, why are you trying to reinvent the wheel ? 

and don't want to re-invent the wheel, If you know or can you share the spreadsheets to track and analyze rental properties, I would greatly appreciate it.I have seen the BP calculators, but Iam looking more for me to track it in spreadsheets.Thanks,Suresh