I can't seem to find avg. rent data, but if I could, I'd compile my own spreadsheet - and share it here.Maybe someone knows where this data can be found?

If you want this document for your own use to guide your efforts and compile your goals and measure your progress, two pages is probably a little short (depending on the detail that you include)If you plan to show this to partners ... funding partners in particular, two pages is too long.A funder wants to read a concise statement of what you have (the property), what your goal is, what you bring to the deal (both money and skills/effort) and most importantly, what profits the funder will make.If you want to share it with a service provider (property manager, tradesperson etc ... although I'm not sure why someone in those positions would want to read a written plan), two pages is also too long.Look for Eric Drenckhahn's blog here on bigger pockets.  

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I wanted to find something that compiles all the perks in one, but I know that each of the softwares have their pros and cons... 

I am not a realtor so I am not sales oriented, however I want a method to compile a list of "investor" contacts that I could maybe send out emails in mass or something. 

"Management fees" are what you pay to the company to cover operating expenses for your property (hiring, firing, management, paying bills, compiling financial reports, etc.), the portion of the management company's overhead allocated to your property, and profits for the management company.  

These are major timesaving features you want in a bookkeeping system. you dont want to have to do work throughout the year only to re-compile at year-end.I know others that had someone setup their quickbooks system in a coherent manner, and then they took it from there... that might be an option if you want to invest in someone to help get you started...

Share Your VideoSo far, we've only had one submission from Jon Klaus, so I wanted to re-post about it here on the forums to get more energy going . . . .Basically, we're asking our members to create a brief video where they share their first real estate deal -- successful or not -- with the rest of the community.We're going to compile these videos together into a single post on our BiggerPockets Blog, and will be sharing this througout the site and web.

I have devised a unique strategy for pulling lists all from the information I have compiled while on this site and playing around with listsource (clearly I have a very exciting life).

There is no better list than the one you compile yourself, because very few others will have it!!