I have an itch that I need scratched and am thinking of converting an Excel sheet that I use to keep track of our rental portfolio, into a really simple web application that I can share with friends.It keeps track of:Purchase Price and DateCurrent value (I estimate the values once every 1-3 months)Loan info (rate, maturity date, amortization)What I get to see as a result of these inputs:Chart of total portfolio valueUp to date LTV, which helps me make financing or sale decisions.Is there anything else you would want to see if I were to give you access to this? 

All excellent tips.

I am thinking of using a monthly P&L excel I created and inputting the bulk charges (if there were three small repairs in one month, I would reference their report for that, but just put the total charge into my excel. ) or keeping my Quicken software and entering it all in there again.  

There is excellent long term debt for NNN (MTNL) multi tenant net lease properties.

That's excellent you are budgeting, Nate!

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:)Im a currently in the Army and am getting ready to make an offer on a fourplex and use my VA Loan- no money down.However, I have also found a duplex that I think would be an excellent investment.I would like to go ahead and by 4plex and purchase duplex (they want 66500) for.

Hey all,There is excel and quikbooks for managing you financials however is there anybody using any iOS apps for their phone? 

We had Amica for a SFH - the price was a little higher than the cheapest but the service was excellent ( icedamm damage)

Plus, why in the world would you ever want to do this out of state when there are plenty of investable properties in your own backyard, where you can kick the tires, meet the borrower, and see the progress.To me, the benefit of fractionalizing is being able to invest with a relatively small sum of money, subject to Account Closed's excellent comment on the 10% limitation (look up CA SB 978).