My marketing was always generic and eventually I learned to be more specific to what it was I was looking for.

This helped me and my wife define what we wanted to do (5K per month of rental income to supplement our existing retirement plan) and how we wanted to do it (do not put the existing retirement plan at risk).

The listing is very thorough and clearly for a house, but the initial inquiry is a generic request for information about an apartment.

We supplement it with a few extra pages of application,We were disappointed that it was a slower response time, up to two days and always many hours.  

The Self-Sufficiency Test does not pass the requirement (PITI ≤ appraised rent x 75%).I got in contact with another Lender B who is telling me the self-sufficiency test is required only when you need the rent pay back to supplement your income as qualification for the loan.

Running a generic calculator will make this impossible to gauge that.

I have a friend who has suggested that I should use the California Association of Realtors form but it is so generic that I really don’t like it.

My family has been in Real Estate since the late 1970's on Hilton Head Island - and I would be happy to assist if you have any generic or specific questions. 

How would they call them with a single generic word?

Are you looking for long-term generational wealth or just some sidecash to supplement your current salary?