Below is a chart with national ave cap rates for MF.

All very minimal and mostly included in my numbers on pie chart.

Hello, it may be a silly question but I haven't been able to find a precise answer yet.

If you never set up an accounting system, the first thing you need to do is set up a chart of account.

I live the strategy, though, considering this is precisely what I am doing :)Works well!

You can 1) raise the normal rent price at time of renewal/addendum; this is definitely recommended now that you are adding a tenant to the home and a dog, plus the property is already below market value (could be worth checking out services like Rentometer or Rent Range to get a precise idea as for where your unit pricing ought to stand). 2) Add on that pet deposit along with a monthly pet fee (so long as this isn't an ESA or service animal, and as long as your state doesn't dictate a different process for this).

My team is working to develop an organizational chart for our multi-family/capital raising businesses.

Looks like now its just the property analysis tool......Sad because the data was useful for creating pivot charts and coming up with strategies based on market data. 

This is precisely why you're stuck.

They have a sizing chart on their website depending on how big your project is.