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How do you track your REP hours? Thinking of building a tool.

Jihea Moon
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Hey everyone,

This is my first year seriously trying to qualify for Real Estate Professional (REP) status and I’m realizing how tedious it is to log hours. I’ve been experimenting with spreadsheets, but it already feels like a headache keeping everything organized by property, activity type, mileage, etc.

I’m curious:

  • What methods are you currently using to log REP hours (if you qualify or are trying to)?

  • Is it just Excel/Google Sheets, a time-tracking app, or something else?

  • What’s the most annoying part of this process for you? (forgetting to log, categorizing activities, proof for audit, etc.)

I’m even considering building a dedicated software/app that makes this easier.

Before I dive into it, I’d love to know if there's a real demand and what features would be must-have vs. nice-to-have?

Appreciate any insights. Thanks!

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