Your impressive loss of weight and ability to regenerate hair is truly impressive!

@Owen Dashner thanks for the kind words, the "grey hair" generation such as yourself has been instrumental in my progress! 

We create brand-able and share-able reports with all the variables and charts to help visualize an investment in order to share the reports with business partners, realtors / clients, banks, potential clients, etc.Hope this helps, let me know if there is anything else I can be helpful with.

I have downloaded all of the other forms mentioned in the book Managing Rental Properties but can't locate the flow chart poster for the tenant screening process.

That 'other' land trust company absolutely blew it on the closing process causing us all to lose some hair during that period, but we did exit the deal with a great profit.  

I verify that information by charting all the available rentals in an areas I am considering.Consider, also, that there are tax advantages if you manage the property yourself. 

You can always ask your tax pro if you're unsure.To give you an idea, I built an extensive flow chart for our bookkeeping team to help decide if something should be capitalized or deducted for a rental property and this became our SOP for capitalizing vs deducting.

You can add to your Chart of Accounts to account for owner contributions and movement of money between LLCs to help with the funds that flow from one account to another and for funds that enter the business with personal funds.  

I've posted it before, but here's the comparison chart cover 15 different STR PMS solutions I built out to decide on the PMS Formerly Known as YourPorter (now Guesty for Hosts).

[Source: National Association of Home Builders]Demand: The chart below illustrates the steady increase in household formation, a key driver of housing demand.