I didn't have money so she offer me a deal of 'all inclusive trustdeeds'.

Hi, hoping someone can help me out or has some ideas. We have a main level and full basement commercial building. We have rented out the upper floor and the move in is set for next week. We had several different plan...

An additional point is the inclusion of plan features that are not included in most 401(k)s, which can make a Solo 401k more flexible and provide enhanced tax advantages.

What you are trying to do is commonly called a wrap around mortgage or a wrap.In trust deed states it's secured by an all-inclusive trust deed.  

Not to mention, miscellaneous RESPA inclusions such as a "residential property" being a one-to-four family dwelling.However, let's face it, its a different ball-game in commercial.

I don't believe the paperwork would differ based on a flip or subject to, simply the wording in the subject to would be inclusive of the condition of assumed financing.Flip is simply buying the property, adding value to the property, and reselling without holding for up to a year.  

We lived in a community that was a former 55+ community that had just changed to be all inclusive, so most owners were over 55.

An old incident followed by years of reformed behavior may not be just cause to deny someone.As for the background checks themselves, I've yet to find the "one stop shop" where you can get an all inclusive history.

Can you also send me some info regarding to all-inclusive properties that will take it from purchase to sell? 

This particular deal was inclusive for the tenants so that's why the hydro/water/gas.Meant to make a zero cash flow deal into a positive one when excluding the interest portion.