If you are looking to print, I think Dirt Cheap is reasonably priced.

@Jay Hinrichs lumber prices have always fluctuated, seen it for the 32 years i have been in construction, i don't worry myself over it, but the end customer may see an increase. it's just the government playing their games as usual, and i know lumber yards have been raising their prices a little but i do not think it will be a big hit to the prices. prices right now are the same as they were in 2013.

I feel like I have heard the government maintains an Excel file, freely available somewhere. 

Planning to place a LED board and have contacted the banner print in Toronto for the banners.

Or you can ask for the Schedule E (not that you'd get it) as most people would be more reluctant to fudge numbers for the government.

If you decide to go out of state make sure it is a good market with low property taxes and a investor friendly government! 

i do not know if you have read any books by Robert Kyosaki, like Rich Dad Poor Dad, and realize just about all grade schools taught us the wrong things, government ********, and brainwashing we were given instead of things that really mattered.  

A few days later the seller goes back to the original attorney and say there will be no credit towards the repairs because it is an as-is contract , but on the contract the seller checks off they have no knowledge of any city or Government violations, and "MY" attorney seems to be just fine with not providing a credit, the "MY" R.E estate also say this is an as-is sale with a rehab loan .So what am I suppose to do when everybody sides with the seller.

Either email it or print it on paper for the contractors to update.You can export the costs from project to Excel to Quickbooks if need be.The most important thing with building a integrated schedule is defining a true critical path with tasks relationships to know the true finish date and how it is impacted...”Justin Case Pros: Powerful Gantt features, used by professional project managers in many industries, can export to Excel or QuickbooksCon: not cloud based – access problems James Bowie, time investment to learn, $589 for Project Standard 2016, not designed for real estatePodio – “We use Podio for both lead management and project management.

They don't, they government just let's them keep printing 10X what they hold.Seems like a lot of wasted time.