An experienced home stager can also do wonders for a property that has a unique layout.  

you simply cant compare the two markets or market influences.. if your a landlord you only look at numbers.If your looking as an owner occ your only concerned about quality of area .. crime schools and does it fit my budgets and do i like the layout and do i want  a new home or a vintage home..

Way better than asking a bunch of strangers on the internet.

I've scoured the internet and come up empty. 

Unless you own where nobody wants to live, or have units with dysfunctional layouts, I'd say the best defense against vacancy is a fair price for a nice unit, add on some respectable management for good measure. 

You can do two things here — take your chances with the free forms that are abundant on the internet or hire a real estate attorney, in your state, to draft the documents you need.

VERY awkward layout for sure. 

Balance: $76,5006.5% interest, includes PMIBalloon payment at the end of 2 years:$74,000If 10 year fixed: $869 a monthIf 15 year fixed: $660 a monthIf 20 year fixed: $570 a monthIf 25 year fixed: $517 a monthIf 30 year fixed: $484 a month$600 average for homeowner's insurance, property taxes, gas, electric, water, sewer, garbage pickup, basic cable TV, digital phone, and Internet.1 bedroom rented for $450 a month.

It seems like a lot of work but, in the Internet Age today, the information is at the tip of your fingers.

In my opinion: (non legal just the ramblings of some dolt on the internet)If you felt the need to purchase a decibel meter, set it up, listen to the neighbors and record the results.