Often there are penalties/fees for pulling out or cashing out earlier than the invest is designed for, so make sure the monies can stay in the vehicle for the life cycle of the investment to maximize the return.

They handle the whole renting life cycle, from online marketing, online applications, screening, moving tenants in/out, work orders, etc.

In your image it says lifecycle of deals range from 3 to 7 years.  

They are currently the top of where they've been in their entire lifecycle at about $145,000.  

For example, my rentals in Arizona rely heavily on our ACs and if the filters aren't changed frequently then that can cause damage and shorten the AC's lifecycle. 

🤬Whether they argued about bills, extra cash for activities or even back to school clothes, it all revolves around the paycheck to paycheck barely getting by life cycle.

You're only four years into the 10+ year life cycle you were hoping for and I don't see any reason why the next six would be smoother than the first four. 

Having said that, I want software that is extremely good at calculating internal rates of return on the investment over its full life cycle.  

What's the average lifecycle of a new agent?

How much extra work will this provide, what will the bill rate of that work be, how much of that bill rate goes to repay the equipment, what is the life-cycle and maintenance costs of the equipment.