Research AITD (all inclusive trust deed) and wrap-around mortgages for some ideas.

Being a GC, your subs have inclusions and exclusions, you have to cover all those exclusions, say for example the sub excludes trash removal or dumpster fees and only includes demolition and trash haul 30 feet from the driveway, meaning if you cant get a dumpster in there, you as the GC is responsible of paying all dumpster fees and all expenses of the hauling the extra few feet from that.

Its fairly new listing service having only been around a couple of years, but its growing because of the number of properties on the site and the preponderance of CRE professionals who use the site.CoStar.com also used to allow individual properties to be submitted for inclusion into their subscription database even if you didn't subscribe to their SaaS service.

Just make sure to get an Open Peril/All Inclusive type of policy.

However, I just realized that I never inquired if their monthly plans were all inclusive of their services.  

I suggest you fully understand the market relative to employment and population trends, cap rates, retrieve rent rolls, at least two years of income statements and insure excellent property management, all key however not all inclusive.

You can accomplish what you want with a Land Contract or AITD All Inclusive Trust Deed. 

Currently there are 44 years remaining on the lease, which is inclusive of a 25 year renewal option. 

If we add that $52k into the cashflow and tax benefits we are left with a all inclusive after tax return of 26.3%.

Hello All,I'm traveling to Portland next month and wanted to scout out potential investments. I would say there is a good probability that I will not purchase anything on this trip. But I do intend to purchase somethi...