Open Source Property Management
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@aaronstuder said in Open Source Property Management:
For one property I think I would just use a folder with the word, excel, pdfs, etc in it.
I'd like to be setup in a business fashion. Not something SOHO in nature if at all possible.
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@aaronstuder said in Open Source Property Management:
P.S. The OpenMaint link is broken.
Fixed, maybe they require www. . . . only thing that wasn't on the link.
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@aaronstuder said in Open Source Property Management:
@dustinb3403 needs https://
The link resolves without it, and the website doesn't use SSL. The link works. quit harping on it.
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@aaronstuder Browser cache? I just tested it again, and it resolved.
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No experience with those, maybe I should test them out. Of course, now I'm selling off the house so....
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Ooh I going to look at this, sounds interesting
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There is good docker image for OpenMaint, that I used while ago and it worked. Saves you countless hours.
https://github.com/rsilva4/docker-openmaint
It comes with 4 containers, you only need 2, you can shutdown :
Geoserver+BIMServer
The other 2 are for Postgres +OpenMaint
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I'm not sure if your goal is to track warranties of things installed, or track expenses and the financial side of it. (or both) Have you talked to your accountant? My accountant told me what they wanted to see, and it amounts to about 4 spread sheets. All of my other documentation goes in to some google doc folders.
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@mike-davis said in Open Source Property Management:
I'm not sure if your goal is to track warranties of things installed, or track expenses and the financial side of it. (or both) Have you talked to your accountant? My accountant told me what they wanted to see, and it amounts to about 4 spread sheets. All of my other documentation goes in to some google doc folders.
4 spread sheets? is that 4 different single things? or 4 sheets of things, and what makes the break from one sheet to the next?
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@dashrender Off the top of my head, it's a sheet of expenses, mileage, taxes, and income.
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@mike-davis said in Open Source Property Management:
@dashrender Off the top of my head, it's a sheet of expenses, mileage, taxes, and income.
aww, ok so just one excel file with 4 sheets.. cool.
