I was thinking of making rent all inclusive with rent, utilities, cable, internet, cleaning services and household common area shopping( toilet paper, soap etc).

Anyways, my introduction went much longer than I expected, but thought it'd be best to provide a comprehensive bio in a single post.  

Not because it doesn't make sense, but because it's so freaking comprehensive!

I'm also now part of a dual income household.  

As seen in the excerpt below from the DRE website, a "residential mortgage loan" is primarily for personal, family, or household use.

I am looking for deed transfers within the past 2-3 years, not really sales (I believe they would look like sales in the data)...looking for deed transfers for a nominal amount..hoping to find people that are looking to avoid probate, title 19, etc...I have done some digging around and I think that's the list I am trying to pull.I am also trying to figure out what kind of criteria is used for the inheritance list if anyone could throw me a bone..i was told that to be inherited in our state, the property needs to first go through Probate..so I am curious as to why I would mail both lists...it seems if you have a comprehensive Probate list, then why buy an inheritance list?

My primary residential insurance policy will not cover it because our rentals are out of state, all the major carriers will not provide it either unless we move all of our primary household and auto insurance to them and a couple of companies are only willing if we purchase building coverage through them then they will add on the umbrella.

Jerk got what he deserved, but came to find out that repair was not covered by my homeowner's insurance.Apparently damages caused by insects, birds, rodents and household pets are not covered.  

Some short term fluctuations are also found in the data including the 4 major housing price cycles.A more comprehensive report has been published in Builder On Line Newsletter.

He asked if I have roommates and added their annual income so that I could have a household income of $70,000.