To be completely honest i guess i'm not entirely sure what I'm looking either but i was thinking about something fairly simple that calculated financial measures in the spreadsheet with me just plugging in numbers.I did find almost exactly what I was wanting from Realdata.com that provided templates from Frank Gallinelli ( waiting for his book in the mail btw) just by typing in Annual Property Operating Data, so thank you Ned and everyone.J scott- ya i just mentioned that to give you guys an idea of the properties i would be dealing with.

If they can show correspondence, or a record of correspondence to/from your email address, it makes it easier to get by a lot of security measures meant to thwart spam at the server level.In any case.

it has all the measurables 4g lte stuff.

Use your gauge to measure both your master key and the key you want to give the resident, and write the numbers down on top each other, as shown:Master: 43633Key: 34252Then circle the lowest number for each position, and find the difference between the numbers for each position:Master: 43633Key: 34252M Pins: 11421For each position, the lower number is the regular pin you'll put in FIRST.

In the book he explained how cities could issue insurance when they wanted to improve a community.Note that the index only measures SFR.

Many of the contingent liabilities can be managed by indemnification agreements and from insurance, but it's a consideration.Attempting to value performance will be financially measured based on growth, gross receipts as well as the quality of management and expertise of employees if they remain.

Before you go investing your time in a bunch of content, measure, measure, measure what people actually do.For example, if you put a link in multiple places to "About Joe" and your analytics shows no one clicks on it, then:A- It's a waste of your time to write your own flowery bio.

RUBS stands for Ration Utility Billing System, and uses an allocation formula that divides a property’s water bill among its residents based on a ratio of floor space, number of occupants, or some other quantitative measures.

I'm wondering if I should install cameras on the property as a security measure. 

I want this property to be as kid-friendly and safe as possible but curious to hear others' thoughts on these prevention measures.