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

This inspection should be all inclusive of foundation, walls, roof, interior improvements, plumbing, and electrical.You will also need to review the preliminary title report to insure marketable title will be conveyed, and no derogatory liens, easements or conditions exist that would impact the properties current or future value and or marketability.A Phase I environmental report will need to be ordered from a qualified, and lender approved, environmental company.There may be other due diligence items applicable to the specific property but without know much about the property or negotiated transaction its impossible to say what other due diligence items need to be addressed.Best of luck, and send me a message should you have any questions or wish to discuss the property or the lease/sale of the property.

You could also do it as a “wrap†of the existing note, here in Nevada we would do it as an “all inclusive trust deed†or AITD.

It would be wise to get yourself a fully inclusive lease and have him sign it.

But with 6 weeks vacation every year & a great paying JOB I could at least head to the Caribbean for 4-6 weeks of an all-inclusive. 

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I don't know RV's but if everyone else offers all inclusive, you may be at a disadvantage if you want them to setup service themselves when the park down the street lets me pull in and hook up while your park makes me jump through 10 hoops. 

Hi @Leah Jones I'm not sure of any all-inclusive list / schedule, but you can start by joining this ==> http://www.meetup.com/Hobby-Millionaire-Real-Estat...Also, there's a meetup that will be posted on here when the time comes (last Monday of month) because it's hosted by and attended by BP folks.

Do your best to make sure the scope of work is appropriate for your proposed exit strategy and it is all inclusive of the real needs of the subject property based upon your exit strategy.Rehabbing a property is a common reason a borrower looks to a hard money lender for a loan.

Even if $4,700 is inclusive of PITI, going with 50 to 100 bps a year worth of repair/maintenance would make me think there's at least an additional $1,000 or so of monthly drag on the $1,800.