You will also find Construction Management software built specifically for homebuilders and remodelers like BuilderTrend & Co-Construct.Podio, AirTable or SmartSheet could also be a good solution because they are very customizable, but will take some work to get up and running.Here's a summary of other products you might want to consider for project management below:General Business Task ManagementTrello/Zoho Projects/Basecamp/Workflow - Feature-rich project management software that includes Tasks, Gantt scheduling, calendars, project forums, document storage & team collaboration tools.  

I've got a Real Estate Agent, well a couple, I've got a project manager/Designer pretty lined up.

50% rule for the most part is designed to be taxes, insurance, maintenance, management, capex, vacancy, etc. 

If it's in the CBD it likely is allowed, but otherwise it probably isn't unless it has a commercial designation. 

Let's say that due to your dad's health they give you a note for 5 yrs. so in five years, the note is due.I can see a situation were note can be called, by design.

We love the layout and future design vision of the house. 

There is no deed recorded for the property and it is designated as "Unknown" and none has paid taxes during the 50 years. 

In the case of iPostal, it has a low monthly cost, but a fee for each action (fee to scan, fee to shred, fee to deposit, etc) so I think before you sign up for any particular service, consider how much mail you would be receiving there and if it makes sense to use a virtual box that has more of these features included in the monthly price. 

This means a whole different set of criteria, which in turn will dictate both the market and the strategy used to execute each step.I know ahead of time what that "list" will be since the plan is designed (and tested) before I push the start button, but exactly what that list is, I can't say...until I design the next plan.

I have searched and cannot find that specific feature in any of the software that I have looked at.