You MAY not be negative $1000/mo for all you know.Here are some leasing agents I compiled.

Also the STL Post Dispatch has a homicide map which is also good for getting a feel for how shooty a neighborhood is.A demographic map would also come in handy but may be out of date as that data is usually compiled every decade and STL is changing fairly rapidly in places.

Do I compile the properties I own, expenses and income? 

Then, compile what's good and bad about your experiences.

I just have to compile my list of MINS do some LAPS and get on it.  

Coupled with migration data from the ACS, this can be a very powerful dataset to use when attempting to predict future housing prices, vacancy, and absorption rates.Federal Bureau of Investigation: Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR)The Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program compiles official data on crime in the United States, published by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

With all of this information compiled I find myself narrowing down which services will be necessary for my needs, even as they change.

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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