Next month will be a milestone for me; It'll be the first month I'll have all of my Cleveland units occupied with positive cash flow. 

I’m wondering if anyone knows of a tool that will generate a graph or excel type sheet for multiple cities showing several different matrices.

Thank You for seeing that @Immanuel Sibero @Kevin Im@Robert C.I think that an increase in NOI can be informative about a market which is something that the graph provides.

Graph is fun to watch.

Here's the graph, with explanations and assumptions below (for the personal finance geeks):REI Total Return - 3 years:Cash Flow: $25KDebt Paydown: $26KForced Appreciation: $50KMarket Appreciation: $30KTOTAL Return: $131K return divided by $215K principle = 61%SPY Modeled Return - 3 years:TOTAL Return: $38K return divided by $215K principle = 17.6%Definitions:Principle - defined as the total money left in the deal. 

I engaged a licensed HVAC contractor to do my central air systems- I’ve been burnt in the past, so my code going forward, is to buy materials myself, and pay the labor upon completions or milestones- The issue with HVAC is suppliers will only sell to licensed contractors, not homeowners.  

You can study charts pie graphs and statistics ..but nothing beats snooping around the area in your car or in foot .

This was a milestone for me:  For the first time, I was able to use the income from the other homes to purchase a new home.  

After that, I showed you graphs and showed you results. without knowing how to trade options, stocks, or how the PDT rule work (day trading rule), you didn’t view me as a stock investor due to the fact that my trading account only had 2k when those 2k makes me more money than any other investment vehicles (read up on options trading since 2k leveraged actually is worth around 100-200k depending on stocks).

I get insanely confused with the graphs and diagrams that ecosmart has for their heaters.