Export that to Excel and add a few formulas to track all the metrics you want.  

I realize me doing it in accounting is my own prerogative, but I want to do it in the way that taxes require it for the ease of doing taxes.I do have a few things I do that lets me see individual property metrics so I know if one is underperforming and whatnot, I'm just really asking about accounting and tax filings.

We also offer REI specific metrics such as cap rates, rent to price ratios, and location gradesIn the future I plan on adding additional datasets to the system that I don't believe Neighborhoodscout provides You mentioned that you learned a tough lesson on the importance of market research before investing in a property.

Set conversion time to what it takes to have a real conversation with a motivated seller-Not giving access to account *fear you're going to mess something up*DO NOT AGREE TO THIS. would avoid all problems by just looking into the account-Guaranteeing fake goals as a success metricFailure to look at what the real success metrics are which is mostly CPA because you are a lead generating business.I have to say however that you need to trust your Adwords manager to get the job done.

I much prefer Belleville for off-market metrics or near downtown West Orange.

Eventually, once rents can be pushed up over time, there would be potential to refi that asset with your beefed up GRM metrics to fund your next project.

So you need to de-risk the process for them by demonstrating that you have experience, a team in place, access to capital, and that you know what you are doing.I think in your case, you also need to get a very fixed idea of the kind of deals you are looking for an set out some metrics for decision-making.  

It can provide a rough estimate of your expected returns, but is not a valid metric in determining what to offer on the property.

So for your leads (at least this week) 69% of your leads came from website....METRICS BABY!

I had spent months analyzing different metrics for 40 different cities that I had read were great cities for investments.