The landlord policy will protect the property from damages from tenants which may not be covered by the original homeowners policy (this is inclusive of tenants having a renters policy).Questions - Would folks be able to shed some light into transitioning over from a homeowners to landlord policy, is it worth it - should we do it?

The landlord policy will protect the property from damages from tenants which may not be covered by the original homeowner’s policy (this is inclusive of tenants having a renter’s policy).

List is not all inclusive...1.

Purchase price: $485,000 Cash invested: $2,500,000A 40,000 sq. ft. all-inclusive production playground for the creative mind.

I've been at this for a long time (and went to law school) and I can tell you with certainty that your best bet is to have an inclusive rent price and leave it at that.  

This isn't inclusive but should give you a good start.

We are missing some detail but I assume your opex numbers are inclusive of tax, ins, maintenance? 

Is it all inclusive?

Hello all,There is a 0.8-acre parcel for sale in Lexington, KY that is slated for 8 townhomes, inclusive of a garage for each and extra off-site parking.

This isn't inclusive but should give you a good start.