But, these are spreadsheets, and nothing really exists (that I can find) that's accessible on the web and suitable for use on all devices (responsive).  

I'm also a big fan of Secaucus (I live there now) as they have developed a ton there in the past 5 years, and only building more as it's becoming a suitable replacement for the path train given how quick of a commute it is from secaucus junction to penn station.

My plan is to buy a suitable single family rental property, live in it for 1-2 years and then move out and rent it.

A place for a kitchen/dining table would be good to have if there is space to the right side of the kitchen or a suitable spot in the living room.Here is a website for more kitchen design ideas.

We find that, while the returns may be slightly lower with B properties, the reduced stress and more consistent tenancy (our average lease is 34 months) makes them a more suitable investment for most people. 

There are other differences of course  reporting, resale times State Approvals, SEC pre approvals, Suitability Standards, and advertising methods.  

I would be happy to make sure you are compensated for your time/effort in some manner that is suitable to you.

Stay on top of them to be sure they're not trashing your place and put them on MTM and the minute they are late, cancel their lease and get them out.We have higher end properties where I would never do that because they could stiff us for more money, but for the lower end ones, yeah, we'll do it.My only concern with dancer applicants is generally the kind of people they hang around, and the potential for visitors that are unwelcome or causing trouble at the property.

I do think I would like to hang on to the house for a while longer but the layout of the house makes me wonder about it's suitability as a rental.

Finding a home that is large enough and is suitable for foster care is no easy task.