The one we use is illustrated below.I will briefly walk through each step, but focus on location selection.LocationLocation is the most important investment decision; it is not the property.

It's capable of doing Adobe Illustrator type stuff, but the difference is that it also has automatic dimensioning, which you need with technical drawings.  

It is absolutely appropriate, because it illustrates what happens when reserves are not saved up for.In many states, including WI, laws have been enacted that require HOA's to keep adequate reserves.

If, as Lucas Hall suggests, Cozy doesn’t receive revenue from accepting credit card payments, then there should be no reason Cozy doesn’t add this functionality.Lucas, as illustrated above, the landlord’s choice of payment acceptance can have a profound impact on risk.

Just an overly simplistic example to illustrate the point.

(Apologies to people from Pittsburgh for activating your keyword searches and drawing you here, but hey, I've got to talk our area here to illustrate this point).The Pittsburgh MSA is Allegheny County, where the City of Pittsburgh proper is located, and the surrounding counties.

Grumble, grumble, grumble.This thread, once again, illustrates how much the reality of making money in SFR is often divorced from theories about it on this website.The OP (who identifies himself as a realtor, appraiser, and investor) asks in the title, "What does a perfect SFR rental look like?"

I apologize for the confusion - I mentioned replacing 2 of each of the CapEx items just so I could illustrate that I was attempting to estimate more than I would most likely need. 

I will illustrate an example: Guy gets hired by a company in Garfield New Jersey because of his familiarity with the industry and the relationships he has, but then decides to bring in his vendors he has a rapport already built up with as aggregators and Space Control etc.

but just a simplified run down to illustrate the difference from what I've gathered so far on Bp.