Microsoft is a bit more descriptive, but could still be just about anything tech related.  

I currently use an Excel spreadsheet with filtered columns to isolate the buyers that best fit the deal, then the macro-enabled spreadsheet saves the filtered data for mail merge import to Microsoft Word.

If Microsoft is selling at $100 you need to pay $100.

I new another syndicator in Oakland who lost 2 buildings in 91 in Dallas...So like all things and in many markets its all cycles to think that Texas has been and will always be a safe haven well that's wishful thinking I thinkSeattle prior to Microsoft went as Boing went..

Doing so will probably teach you more about the process as well, it is a fairly simple thing to do in Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. 

You can begin by looking into Microsoft Project, and putting together a Gant chart.Break the job down into small realistic bites.

Boulder is a really special market with amazing appreciation, high rentability and increasing rents, it's very recession-resistant thanks to diverse jobs (CU, NCAR, NIST, Ball Aerospace, Lockheed Martin, Oracle, Google, Microsoft, IBM, Qualcomm, Zayo etc. lots of tech and organic food startups, outdoor industry, Foundry Group, TechStars, etc.).

I have over 100 that I am managing and I'm not thrilled with Microsoft Project and basic Excel.

While most of Westside is still C-class and quite rundown, the announcement of Microsoft's new development campus in the Grove Park area has many investors bullish.

I have been using Ghostwriter, which is a Microsoft Word plugin that utilizes ChatGPT.