Just as a benchmark and if you've used other sites is there any recommendations on those?

I always track my actual expenses and profits to benchmark against my proforma.  

The benchmark price of a SFD in the Vancouver market now exceeds $1.5 million. 

I assure you the 750 hours is just a bench mark and it will be scrutinized if you still have a W2 job or are not a licensed realtor.

But, it's the ratios that will tell you:- How efficiently you're using labor/materials to generate whatever you're selling;- How efficiently you're generating profit from business earnings;- How effectively you're managing the business overall.Additionally, ratios provide a sensitivity benchmark for the business. 

From a cash on cash standpoint, you can't beat FHA because your shelling out only 17.5% of what you would have to for conventional so its not hard to get to that 20% cash on cash benchmark (20% is what I've heard is reasonable however I am interested in hearing others opinions).

If you think it would be helpful to you, I can provide some rough actual operation income and expense numbers from the HIE I mentioned in that market based on the due diligence we performed to serve as a benchmark for you.

The reason I say this is you set the standard of expectation and that should be the benchmark your tenants aspire to.

That is incredible that you were able to achieve that million dollar net worth benchmark by age 30.

as your bench mark or use a higher or lower percent.