The cash flows are represented as static, though, so not particularly accurate.To get more precise, IRR and MIRR.

The Bubble is created and when it bursts, it collapses the prices all at once, as far as Historical charts will show you.

Nobody is asking for/pushing for a test, which is precisely why I am inquiring about this topic.

If you look at an amortization chart for a 30 year mtg, it will become clear.  

I have a chart, lets put it that way, and I still get lost wondering what goes where some days.

My question is around the Vacancy and Management dollars next to the pie chart.  

I've worked for several moving companies in the Atlanta and Pittsburgh metro area prior to establishing Precision Movers.

Remote leasing to someone who lives far away brings added risk precisely because you cannot enforce things.

If you can do a separate sheet, on that sheet you can write all your chart of accounts then a few "Misc expense" and use "comments" to describe those.

In the future with more inventory I'll just put it on one tab with different columns to give it categories and keep it straight, just throw a pivot table/pivot chart over it and you have all the reporting you need.