Looking for a simple and concise spreadsheet to track rehab costs

Looking for a simple and concise spreadsheet to track rehab costs

Atlanta, GA · Member since 2017 · 130 posts · 29 votes

Hey BP, I've seen the post various times but have not found anything up to the standard I am looking for: a simple, concise spreadsheet to track rehab costs. I am funding a flip and the GC will be managing the project. With that said, he passes along all weekly rehab receipts in exchange for reimbursement. I am interested in cataloging all of these in a quick and easy spreadsheet to track rehab costs. While I have created my own sheet, I don't doubt that there are other sheets out there that I could use to refine mine. Anyone up for sharing?

Thanks in advance!

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Flipper/Rehabber · Alexandria, VA · Member since 2014 · 461 posts · 262 votes
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  • Flipper/Rehabber · Alexandria, VA · Member since 2014 · 461 posts · 262 votes
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  • Atlanta, GA · Member since 2017 · 130 posts · 29 votes
    8y

    Thanks! This seems to be a summary page for items. Am I missing pages used to record day-to-day expenses that this summary page pulls from?

  • Rehabber/Contractor/Business Manager · Atlanta, GA · Member since 2015 · 140 posts · 70 votes
    8y

    @Harry Williams, I have been using the House Flipping Spreadsheet for a couple of years now. It was developed by another BP member. It has sheets to calculate purchase price, create budgets, estimate costs, track expenses, manage schedules forecasting, track profit and reporting. I have found I don't need anything else for what I am doing at this point. It is definitely worth a look. 

  • Atlanta, GA · Member since 2017 · 130 posts · 29 votes
    8y
    Originally posted by @Chris Brown:

    @Harry Williams, I have been using the House Flipping Spreadsheet for a couple of years now. It was developed by another BP member. It has sheets to calculate purchase price, create budgets, estimate costs, track expenses, manage schedules forecasting, track profit and reporting. I have found I don't need anything else for what I am doing at this point. It is definitely worth a look. 

     Thanks, Chris. Want to link it here? 

    Also, nice name. 

  • Rehabber/Contractor/Business Manager · Atlanta, GA · Member since 2015 · 140 posts · 70 votes
    8y

    I don't know if that is allowed, so I'll not link it at this time, but it can be found easily enough by googling it. It was written and maintained, nicely I might add, by member @David Robertson.

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