One thing to remember, is that if you decide to switch software in the future, it can be a big pain in the butt to switch data over. 

For instance, if you know you need to replace the appliances in each unit or the HVACs in each unit, plug those numbers in.

It's a pain in the butt to walk around the block when I park in back because the front is the only way inside but it's worth it to know that everything will still be there when I get back and that people won't trash the place to set me back.

Apparently I connected with a few on Facebook and LinkedIn (non here - shameless plug, but true).

Have you plugged into CFRI yet?

@Jens Nielsen in Twin Buttes with Mountain River Builders.

I have a full time job, I have to go into work and be there 8-9 hours a day...what a pain in the butt.

"The pot butts will be retained for any pending court case as will the statements provided by those licensed and bonded contractors who corrected the resulting damage." 

By using the same price per SF to estimate repairs, you will be off by $25k-$30k on the second home.There ARE NO SHORT CUTS, each house you will have to get a scope of repairs/upgrades and know how to plug in the appropriate pricing for each scope of work.

I will bust my butt for an investor client - and I have several reviews here on my BP profile attesting to that fact.