The metrics that I have incorporated into my are as follows:- Median Home Value- Median Rent- Median Household Income- Poverty Rate- SNAPS (Food Stamps) Rate- College Graduation Rate- Vacancy RateI have chosen these because I believe that these metrics give the best indication as to the "risks" an investor will face when selecting a location to allocate into. 

One thing to keep in mind, the city is implementing a limit on how many STR. 5% of total households can operate as an STR.

The Housing Authority will review the household makeup (I.e family size) and income. 

You can take a look at their site and they have options through which you can filter equity %, household ages, last market sale date, etc.

For a 2000 sq ft house, how much do you usually spend on labor (design, furniture assembling and household items organized) to have everything set up and ready for guests to check in?

Such changes can be done with an addendum or by signing a new lease.We have a procedure for adding or removing a person from the rental agreement, as changes in household make-up are not uncommon.

EDIT - So you can get 5 rebates per household on the single form.

I agree with @Max Householder and @Kyle Eckert the rents have been increasing over the years... and you can find some cheap buildings but you will have to go in and spend money to update the properties.

Typical US usage is 80-100 gallons/day/person but our households where WSG is still included are well over that.Now I prefer the utilities to be in their name, so they can see and understand the cost better. 

I basically want to track our household personal finances, as well as a few rental units we own.