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Excel Spreadsheet for Landlords

Soh Tanaka
  • Property Manager
  • Lindenhurst, IL
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I'm looking for a small number of people who own/manage between 2 - 10 rental units and looking for a good Excel spreadsheet to keep track of the income and expense. I would like to share the sheet I'm using and trying get some feedback.

Thanks in advance,

Soh 

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Max T.
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Max T.
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or use a separate bank account for each property. never do data entry/bookkeeping again. your bank statements become your "spreadsheet."

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