Reading the actual guideline text below — never a general AI guess

On the UAD 3.6 / redesigned URAR, the rental survey is the Rent Schedule. It sits in the Rental Information section, together with Comparable Rental Properties, the rental comparison grid, Rental Analysis Commentary and Rental Information Exhibits. The form needs two answers from you: that you developed a rent schedule (Rent Schedule Developed by Appraiser = Yes), which turns the whole section on, and which subject units go in it (Include Unit in Rent Schedule = Yes for each unit, ADUs included). Neither answer prints on the report; they only control what appears. If the assignment calls for a rent schedule without the Income Approach, include just the units the scope of work needs, such as the subject's rent on a single-family home, or the ADU alone. Each program asks for this in its own place, so you may see only one of the two questions on screen.

Form rules straight from UAD 3.6 / URAR (FNMA), Appendix F-1 p.280 — nothing added.

In your software (from the programs' own screens, not from the guidelines):
TOTAL: In Units and Structures Setup, check Include Unit in Rent Schedule on each unit (and ADU) you want in the rent schedule.
Aivre: Open Rental Information, then Rent Schedule Developed, and check Yes.
Other programs: search the program's help for Rent Schedule Developed by Appraiser or Include Unit in Rent Schedule.

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