Can you set up a page where different rentals for different times of the year can be entered?
Hi,
Perhaps if you could outline what it is you are trying to do then we could give you some tips on how to do it.
That is, I’m not sure what you’re asking.
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Hi
There is only one field for rental income on the budget page, if you calculate the expected rental income for the year and then divide by 52, (if you click tha calculator button next to the field it will help you do this) that will give the average weekly rental income.
Hope this helps
Regards
Philip Batey
JATPAC DesignsAuthor of Investment Detective
Steve
FYI, We are looking at a property that has 4 different rental periods per year depending on the season. I would like to put in an estimate for each period. Actually it is worse than that because the seasons are interspersed, eg one week mid season, followed by low then mid then high, then mid. I can follow by spreadsheet but would like ID to do it.Phil
I did that. But what I would like is a way of planning a tyearlu=y budget so I knw when the peaks amd troughs are.Mark
hi DBlackB
explain to me as if I was a 5 year old why I would want to read a rental page for different times of the year when I have tennents on 5 x 5 year terms with cpi increases.
I think a page whats hot and what not would be alot better page but ha thats my idea and I’m happy with the way its set up currently(except syndication and we don’t recommend that)
never only look at your investments look outside the square.here to help
Hi All
I’ve been using the software for a bit over a month now, and I like the ease of it all.
My current purpose for the software is to crunch the numbers on an investment IP to be used for self-contained short-term accommodation i.e. one or 2 nights, a week or 2 etc. Business, families, tourism.
I need to budget for the costs of complimentary toiletries/magazines, cleaning/labour/chemicals, replacement linen/towels/crockery/glassware/cookware, booking commissions, phone rental/broadband access, water use, electricity & gas, lawn mowing etc etc
I could sure use some kind of accessible but hidden list behind that little word “maintenance” where I could add a whole lot more specific items which would collectively add up to the “maintenance total”. It is necessary to monitor the ongoing costs on these items and to vary the budget according to occupancy (projected or actual).
ATM, I have to make an external list outside the program which loses some of the program’s magic appeal. Hope you don’t mind a suggestion.
cheers
thecrestthecrest | Tony Neale - Statewide Motel Brokers
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Hi Tony
The latest version of ID now supports the entry of individual actual items, so you can keep track of each amount with date, description and notes.
This only applies to the actual entries.
Regards
Philip Batey
JATPAC DesignsAuthor of Investment Detective
Thank you Philip.
I feel like I’m part of some new scheme called online forum style live software development, definately can’t get better service than this.My first attempt to rollover some figures went haywire because I didn’t fully understand you, but I’ll erase some data and try again.
My version is marked in the Help/About file as
1.0.3.2628. Is this the latest ? I would rather not go through the risk and the motions of trying to upgrade the program if it’s unnecessary – I like the brief surety of the saying “if it ‘ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”Thanks again for your assistance.
cheers
thecrestthecrest | Tony Neale - Statewide Motel Brokers
http://www.statewidemotelbrokers.com.au
Email Me | Phone Meselling motels in NSW
Hi
The latest version is 1.1.0 and fixes several small bugs, and adds many new features.
I will post a list in an update announcement soon.
Regards
Philip Batey
JATPAC DesignsAuthor of Investment Detective
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