And that’s only if you want to auto download all banking and credit card transactions.

When I started adding rentals, I kept it pretty simple: spreadsheets were my main tool for tracking cash flow, loan balance, and equity growth.

@Caleb Genry yet another request for your time tracking sheet if you don't mind. 

Quote from @Joe Steinheiser: Besides just using a spreadsheet, are there any good tools for expense tracking?  

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

Hey Edwin, I actually have a good friend that is really good credit building and credit funding to get bigger loans with the less interest.

Between bills, rent, and trying to give my kids the best I can, my credit took a serious hit.

You better not deny one tenant because of their low credit score and then accept another with a score below your standards.

I’m curious to hear from others who are actively pursuing or already tracking their Real Estate Professional (REP) hours.Which platforms or tools do you find yourself doing the bulk of your real estate work in (e.g. property management software, spreadsheets, CRMs, deal analysis tools, etc.)?

Why do you have a bad credit score?