We continue our series on real estate management. In the previous episodes, we explored how to structure processes and evaluate scenarios in the management of real estate asset purchases. Today, we’re going to delve into the auxiliary boards in Monday.com, a tool that will transform your way of working.
In the real estate market, decisions are part of everyday life, from contacting potential sellers to managing renovations and calculating mortgages, every step is crucial to the success of your investment. That’s why it’s important to keep everything organized in one place, with Monday.com‘s auxiliary boards, where with just a glance you can get all the information and optimize your time.
How to Use Auxiliary Boards:
Contact Management: Create a contact database where you can store vital information such as names, email addresses, phone numbers, and especially labels. This allows you to keep an organized track of all key people in your real estate transactions, whether they are sellers, buyers, agencies, repair companies, etc.
Renovation Control: When working on renovation projects, auxiliary boards allow you to compare budgets, track the progress of the works, and make informed decisions about which contractor companies to hire.
Mortgage Calculation: Easily calculate the cost of mortgages using predefined formulas on Monday.com. With this feature, you can determine how much you will pay annually and how to incorporate those costs into your overall investment strategy.
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I hope this information is useful to you, and I look forward to seeing your transformation in the real estate world. See you in the next episode!
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