CA has whats all an AITD  "All inclusive Deed of TRUST" this is a brilliant debt instrument.. that allows you as the seller (beneficiary) on the wrap to foreclose without any legal snags.U have to continue to pay the person you bought property from though and that is the EXTREME risk to selling on Wraps if you have little to no reserves.. your buyer defaults and now your chunking out money monthly why you are foreclosing which takes a year in most places and cost 3 to 10k in most places.

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

Rents and prices are likely to remain elevated until supply can begin to catch up with demand.My $0.02 ... rates get to or above 10%  and the guru's will be selling sub too class's to the mass's  along with wrap arounds and all inclusive deeds of trust.. this is what we did in the early 80s  along with seller financing..

They charge a yearly admin fee of $150 for the first 1-10 homes, inclusive, not each, then 8% of rents collected.  

The list they hand you is not all inclusive.

If you live in a deed of trust state it would be called an "all inclusive deed of trust" or "trust deed", or it might be called a "land contract"or "land installment contract." 

It was suggested that I make the form so long and inclusive of every bit of info that they don't want to move on to another site to do it again.

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

Medical Payments to others- each personSeems to be a very inclusive policy that offers peace of mind to me as the owner

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