Are you at Microsoft?

Good Day All,I am attempting to learn Microsoft Project, and create a project template.

The national index would be equivalent to the Vanguard Total Market Index fund and the 20 MSA City Index is equivalent to the top 20 Blue Chip Stock Index like San Francisco (Apple),  Seattle (Microsoft), JP Morgan Chase (New York) and Atlanta as (Coca Cola). 

They will deal with all the headaches when it comes to being a landlord, and they will issue you a check once a month.Now, they generally take between 5%-10% of gross rent per month, so keep that in mind when you look for a property.Also, check out the analysis spreadsheet here:http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/JasonScott...If you don't have a copy of Microsoft Excel, you can use LibreOffice which is free, found here:  http://www.libreoffice.org/Hope that helps!

I use microsoft project to do that.

The easiest and most widely used application would be Microsoft Excel.

Same goes for Bill Gates (at least when he was still day to day with Microsoft) - retains sizable equity in company but still majority controlled by public shares. 

Microsoft Excel - Can't live without itMicrosoft One Note - Keeping notes across multiple platforms, Evernote is a good option tooMicrosoft Power Point - For making pitch decks, Mac has competitive option too, can't remember the nameDropbox - Can't live without itChrome Browser - Most stable, ad free, light weightQuickbooks - I hate this software, but there is no alternative that accountants will accept without going to a multi-thousand dollar licensed big boy system

My husband used to test games at Microsoft in your neck of the woods before we related to a lower cost of living area.  

If you have someone who is technical (can install host a LAMP program) and can help you develop the database, it might be a good fit.Maybe not the easiest of solutions, but certainly gives you a few more features around building a pipeline than something like Microsoft Access gives.