Excel will do any kind of graph or chart you might want to see.I personally want to see the bottom line number.

The chart below show the change in cap rates for Salt Lake city proper over the past decadeAll data is from the American Community Survey Cap rates are computed by taking the annual median rent, applying the 50% rule and dividing by the median home value. 

As I would be needing a PM that was on the ball and had a clear, precise call to action.Offer them job security and the potential for an annoyed owner a way out.

Steve Rozenberg in episode 343 talked about having an organizational chart for your real estate business. 

The only thing that keeps me sane is I bought at at the right time and the appreciation of the property is off the charts.  

We are still far from having an ample housing supply to balance out buyer demand in the Austin metro.Mortgage rates have somewhat stabilized around the ~6.5% range in recent months:However, the volume of new mortgage applications (blue in the chart below) remains the lowest it has been in at least 10 years:The chart below shows the median sales price of a single-family home in Austin over the past 5 years.

I'm not talking about high-level content, I'm talking about things like using gaunt charts, managing dependencies, making timelines, etc. 

I put together the following chart showing what you should expect from each of the team members.Notice that none of the team members (except you) has much, if any, investment selection or evaluation knowledge.

I will have a close look at the chart. 

I think that depends on a more precise ARV and an estimate of repair costs.Good luck