For time sake I will keep this short, because this is not an all inclusive training post.

This temporary partial waiver of established policy will help ensure the continued availability of affordable housing in these markets.FHA roster appraisers must continue to comply with Handbook 4000.1 requirements for comparable selection, adjustments, and inclusion of proper data collection and reporting of market conditions on Fannie Mae Form 1004MC/Freddie Mac Form 71.This temporary partial waiver is effective for the 12-month period between April 26, 2021, and April 26, 2022.I wonder how this will affect the real estate industry long term? 

Would it be considered disrespectful to pursue negotiations without the inclusion of my purchasing broker though? 

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

The very first day we went binding I got an inspector out there and this is what he found:- A questionable foundation (recommended a structural engineer check out because soil has been dug out around support pillars)- Plumbing issues (multiple leaks and some cast iron pipes)- Recommend a termite letter due to visible signs of wood damage in a small area- HVAC nearing end of life- Some mold present in crawl space- Electrical: none of the outlets are groundedThis is not an all inclusive list, just the more big ticketed items.

It's not all inclusive but it might help as a starting point.

Investment Info:Small multifamily (fourplex) value add.Purchase price: $1,425,000Cash invested: $300,000 (inclusive of $20k rehab cost)What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Pm fees Al inclusive will be closer to $300.  

google  wrap around mortgage or all inclusive deed of trust.. 

Also, do you typically access utilities via a fee on top of rent or do you bake that into the rental rate so it's all-inclusive?