In our market you cannot let more water off the site than flows naturally so rain water has to be captured in either a swale type system or a pond or in our case 60 inch pipe 200 feet long at the low point of the development. this allows water to be metered out ...

I need a  lead capture function. 

Make sure you budget correctly and it can be a relatively low cost way to capture your market and have fund too!

Here is kind of the baseline for what I would like to capture.  

But you can still use those words in your content in many places to try to capture the traffic to those types of phrases in your local market. 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~SFH - 4BR/1.5B - 1300sqftPurchased for $49900 (30 fixed - 20% down) [rentable condition as-is]Rent Comparable - $1150/month10% property management8% vacancy15% repair/maintenance$400 insurance$2300 taxes$5k rehabEstimated Cash Flow - $358/month pre-taxEstimated Cap Rate - 13%Estimated Cash-On-Cash Return - 17% (includes estimated down payment, closing costs, reserves, llc formation, rehab)Estimated Full ROI - $23% (tax write-offs, mortgage pay-down)There is probably some captured equity in there too.

I don't know if this will help but I currently use reiwebtools.com it's a site with great fundamentals but dated looking capture system.

The idea is to use the cash to get a good deal, capture some equity in the deal, and use less of my own money in the down payment.

Several government foreclosures (HUD, Fannie mae, Freddie mac and possibly VA homes) have a two week priority period for owner occupants and if you can keep an eye on these sites and pull the trigger when there is a property with equity it might be a better way to capitalize on your housing than simply trying to capture rent check each month.

I am currently a chef at a prominent hotel downtown.