Those were inclusive of furniture pieces for the 3 bed 2 bath plus office, stock of sheets, towels, beddings, and accessories in each room, as well as supplying kitchen materials and bathroom essentials.

What you will discover, is we provided our client with a NET RETURN, INCLUSIVE OF PIP "MIDDLE MAN" FEES to our client of 26.7%. 

 $700 seems fair for an all-inclusive package though.  

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

Is there a detailed inclusive checklist for things i need to examine/check before the purchase?

They call it the "inadvertent inclusions."

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

Also in those towns it will definitely be harder to get real estate agents and contractors that speak English.That being said don't let it discourage you, you might be able to form a very good team there and there is a lot of opportunities where you can get very good returns in other areas, inclusively greater Lisbon, greater Porto and Algarve where it will be much easier to find English speaking professionals, plus interest rates are really low, to give you an idea I've recently done a mortgage for primary residence, 85% LTV, at 1.2% flat interest rate for 30 years.At the end it will depend on your profile as an investor and what you are looking for in terms of being turnkey or how much renovation/construction work you are willing to undertake and how management intensive you want it to be.Hope this answers your question, feel free to ask any other questions, as always, I will try to answer as best as I can!

If you're selling the property investor to Investor, there is no Dodd Frank if new owner is renting it outThere is a seller financing tool in California called contract for sale, buyer pays on the contract, and then there's some kind of balloon in the futureThere is an all-inclusive trust deed or AITD that is a wraparound mortgageI would -read your existing first mortgage and see if there's a due on sale clause -See a title company manager and talk about choices

The home will still need a few cosmetic repairs that the 3% could be allocated towards but I know that the closing costs and repairs are all inclusive within the allotted 3% seller contribution amount.