all of the metrics are the same for each tenant. 

You know what metrics you want to track better than anyone else

Whenever I use someone else's I am confused by some of the metrics that may be important to them but not to me. 

I bet unless you are an appreciation/asset play individual it is going to be hard to find something that has Cash Flow/ROI/COC metrics that play out.  

Also add a way for people to contact you2) add analytics codes to your websites, FB and google analytics codes are a must. you can analyze traffic over time and determine what works and what doesnt. you dont have to spend a ton of time on this but it is nice to have some metrics to cross refence3) Think about who your most important target customer is first, is it buyers, sellers and or investors. 

I personally look it up, but if knowing is going to cause your business to suffer, maybe that metric isn't needed for the two of you at this point.  

One of the biggest problems new investors have is trying to make sure every single investing metric they have ever heard of is covered in their first deal. 

The rental metrics have improved even further in the past few years.

It’ll make your analysis and metrics infinitely more useful and will also save you money come tax time.

More important than how the property looks on paper according to rules and metrics is how QUALITY the property is overall which can only be determined when using analysis in combination with hands-on construction knowledge and in-depth knowledge of the local market.