(I have several versions based on how they answer the initial questions, but it's all at my fingertips for clicking and dragging into a response.)Hope this helps!  

Other expenses are about $25k left in student loan debt at a low rate with very manageable payments, and a small car payment.The short version of this is that we both have healthy salaries, we have a good amount of savings after a lot of hard work, and we’re spending a lot of money on rent.

I'm finishing up The Millionaire Real Estate Investor - great book, so happy that so many of you have recommended it.I'm in the process of setting up an excel spreadsheet with which to track returns, both ROI and ROE along w debt paydown, cash flow, equity accumulation etc.Does anyone know if a version from his book already exists online that could be downloaded?

Here's the somewhat smart-*** version...1) Because the owner stopped paying the mortgage2) Take a day off workI say 'somewhat' because the real version isn't too far off1) The home is in pre-foreclosure because the owner stopped paying the mortgage. 

Both will have their own versions of ups and downs, but if you stick to your commitments in each arena, learn the art of compromise and willingness to be flexible, and understand that the two most important words in your vocabulary after "I do" will be "Yes Dear", you'll make it just fine. 

Some portfolio lender's may have different versions of this so you may still want to ask around.

The full version with amortization and draw schedule is prob just over kill as this point.

@Lacy MellonYou might find better success if you upgrade to the "Plus" version, which allows you to create different classes, or categories within a business.

There are millions of RE investors in France and although the government has a twisted version of socialism, it kind of functions.

Would you recommend using a shorter version?