Will be interesting to see , have to imagine there will be more opportunities that will present themselves. https://finance.yahoo.com/news...

I know there are tons of excel sheets out there but would love some feedback on the one I made because I know I am for sure missing some things.

We've also leased to people with excellent credit and income and they ended up causing us headaches.

@Jay Hinrichs Ooo this is excellent!

Also to add what was mentioned above, we have found excellent designers that you can hire for an hourly rate, that in a short amount of time can basically design and pick out all of the supplies needed for the job.

So my last post seemed a little empty, here's are some add ons for you.Things you might want to try:[1] empty a room in your house and make it your dedicated office--paint or wallpaper it just like your old office--same stuff on the walls, etc...[2] Put in a desk like you had when you were working--spend the money to get what makes you feel productive.[3] Get a very comfortable desk chair you can sit in for hours a day.[4] It's COVID time, so use ZOOM to make some calls when you would normally meet in person.[5] If you're a drinker, put a mini-bar in your office so you stay put there vs going to the kitchen for a beer and getting side tracked.[6] When you're burnt out on a task, have some kind of fallback use of your time, such as reading an ebook about the business.[7] Eat breakfast everyday before going into the office and take a lunch break (if you are non-COVID afraid then go out for lunch 5 days a week).[8] Make the office your daily base of operations vs just your home.[9] Make a Vision Board on Excel.[10] If a computer CRM is not your friend--buy and use a Roldex from ebay.Just my 2 cents.

Good morning, Adam.I have good news about tenants.

Hate to be the bearer of bad news but in my opinion It’s too expensive to enter this market now.

Unfortunately, they'll be stacked on top of each other with lot sizes of only .15-.25/acre, but the good news is they'll be on the expensive side.

Essentially, I have been using QuickBooks for expenses and overarching record keeping, and excel to keep track of the breakdown of the categorical/long term expenses (or allocations from rental income towards long-term expenses).