Try this:http://www.treasurer.ca.gov/ctcac/compliance/empverify.pdfAlso, if you need additional forms and anything related to landlording, check out the LPA.com and their excellent library of forms (http://www.thelpa.com/lpa/forms.html

That's actually an excellent idea that we didn't think about.

For instance, nearly all my properties have traits that were critical to their financial viability as rentals, but which would have never been conveyed in numbers or via software...because of that, I prefer to collect my own data, do my own analyses, see the properties with my own eyes, and do my own due diligence--and I don't need any fancy software to do that (at least, nothing fancier than Excel).Just my two cents.Good luck out there!

@Joshua Watts Excellent.

excellent,thanks ming ill check him out.

I have an Excel workbook for each property. 

@Ryan Thomson This is excellent - thank you!

Most groups will give you rates/ballpark trying to secure your business. 2) Use the free Rentalizer tool on Airdna, rabbu, alltherooms, etc. and just underwrite your deals with a lower projected revenue amount. 3) MY FAVORITE - Use Pricelabs market dashboard, you can type in a specific location and then expand 50KM around that location. you can filter a ton of key data (hottub, lakefront, bedrooms, baths, # of reviews, revenue etc) into an excel sheet and then take averages, medians, etc.

Occupancy rates are also excellent with this strategy but in most months you do make a more on a short term rental at the expense of more time for managing it.

Take a look for real estate meetups in your area as they are an excellent place to network!