. $1000 all-inclusive is the same to them as $500 rent + $500 HOA.

Google All inclusive Deed of Trust  state of CA.. and read one.. but in essance a wrap is simply a second mortage or deed of trust.. title company Escrow or in an attorney state the attorney can do them

A lot of high LTV non-recourse bridge money is trading in the 7,8,9% range inclusive of LIBOR..lower rate money is for lower LTV deals and truth be told, bridge money really opens up above the $20MM mark.

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

If this matter isn't covered in your current lease, I suggest considering its inclusion during the renewal process.

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

AITD  "all inclusive Deed of Trust" Deed of trust can be substituded for Mortgage.. they are basically the same thing. but if you can google that doc and read through it .. it will help you understand the mechanics of a Wrap.

And there are lots of people that don’t have that kind of money and who do you know a lot.There is a push to update the Accredited Investor definition to be more inclusive.

The specifics of your situation matter, so I'd suggest talking to an accountant or a tax lawyer before making the decision on how much to pull out so you avoid an inclusion event.

That's  inclusive of all furnishings, linens, kitchen stocking, patio furniture, etc...