It's very simplistic but a complicated and effort filled process

Although the measures of performance on the single family spreadsheet are quite simplistic for measuring the returns on an apartment building, to make it work you would need to add a Unit Mix Table (see example below) to calculate the total monthly or annual potential income and plug it into the sheet you've downloaded:

The way I fill homes is similarly simplistic (and effective) and influenced by many others I won't mention.

I know this sounds really simplistic, but I put up like 10 Glad Plug-ins and coffee grounds throughout the house, and the smell was completely gone.

I know that sounds simplistic but it works well . 

(It may be too simplistic, but I leave the actual details to my accountant.) 

I would like it to be a bit modern, maybe something abstract or simplistic?

I know that is a simplistic way to think about it, but 95k now for only losing $150 a month cash flow seems like a good deal.

I'm perhaps being too simplistic in my thinking that you're essentially buying (or reserving for) 1/20th of a 20 year roof every year no matter what. 

As a newer REI, this is my simplistic view of how things could work, and like I said before, I could be off one way or another.