Payment Standard chart, should I set my rent at or below the FMR?

I wouldn't pay extra 10% because some pencil pusher is what to compare our parts and split hairs over if I will be using my property enough.

They provide a chart, based on their experience, that gives you per-square-foot costs for each combination (except anything to do with "Custom," since, by definition, it's custom and can't be ballparked).Based on their chart and my (admittedly subjective) ratings of "Standard" finish level and "Remodel" scope-of-work, costs should be roughly $25/sf.

I'm also very new to the community and trying to chart a path.

RE: systematic and unsystematic risk.The statistical outcomes you refer are the bogus technical analysis and charts that investment clowns promote.

Be very careful of HUBZU.COM and their business dealings and practices.We are currently working on a deal with them and I am ready to pull my hair out.Last week a property came to auction in FL. 

I highly recommend the book "FLIP" as it identifies those tasks for you and also provides an excellent workflow chart to keep the process as efficient as possible.

There's a charts that various companies put out related to this- but most don't include SFH. 

I was thinking of some kind of flow chart, as this is what I am used to using to coordinate projects in my former career, but I used computers for this.

Dave NA has suggested along with an EQUITY account in the Chart of accounts such as "ESCROW for Repairs" and "ESCROW for Vacancy".Thanks everyone, with all of your advice I am able to create a complete custom solution to the challenge of tracking Vacancy and Repairs and staying on the right track.I appreciate your help!