Here are the final stats of the most heavily negotiated deal in history:Purchase Price and the Loan Amount: $240,000, 100% financed Physician Loan, No PMISeller paid $5,000 of the Buyers closing costs with the Lease to Purchase OptionSeller did not charge rent due during the month of saleBuyer received an additional $5,000 through a separate agreement to fund minor repair work around the houseBuyer received $1,600 rental deposit back as the lease term ended with the saleBuyer did not make a payment during the month of September while the loan accrued first payment interest and the sale was recorded.Buyer paid $2,500 out of pocket at the final closing table to cover inspections, appraisal fees, and the first year of homeowner insurance upfront.In total, inclusive of the two free months of rent and the security deposit back, the Buyer received a net gain of $7,300 with the purchase of the house!

I'm considering renting out the individual rooms for the first time, all inclusive including internet.

This is a question I hear all the time.The sources I mention are by no means an all-inclusive list, what resources do you use when you are evaluating a market?

Breaks my heart to hear NYC isnt all inclusive like it should be.

There needs to be a more sophisticated, all inclusive calculation normally done on a Spreadsheet.One book I can highly recommend is What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash FlowIt's a really great book but will not show up on a best seller list.I do think that if Investors were to study the Cash Flow Calculations in this book, it can lead to other ways of thinking and possibly a different way of investing.

Millennials want to live in an ‘all inclusive’ luxury apartment complex instead of renting a room in a suburb house sharing expenses with 4-5 other roommates.

Any experience with holistic partnerships vs one off, or inclusion of a third partner?

I know the Casa Grande inclusion is a little throwing but I have faith in the growth of that market long-term (the kind of investing I am doing).

We have many great little community "all inclusive bubbles" in the Valley. 

@Adam Read, I find the BP calculators to be very comprehensive and inclusive of many things that I forget to take into account.