A "wrap" is an All Inclusive Trust Deed that "wraps" a new mortgage around the existing underlying mortgage.  

All of them bid on the same contract, which is all-inclusive, and the average bid on our site is 28%.Is there a link to your home?

I don't think this applies in real estate, mate".I found NOTHING wrong with Ned's contention, hence my inclusion of you with Bob.Please note though that my specific "backwards" parry was only to Bob.

I would like to find a stable source of financing that costs about 4-6% inclusive of fees.

In Waterloo, most of my students pay for their own utilities, however, the trend is towards all-inclusive rentals.

I also have heard that Vulcan 7 is a good  source for Expired #'sFor an ALL inclusive, Suite in a Box, that has a CRM, Dialer, etc, I have heard that "Seize The Market" is pretty good as well.  

Not all-inclusive, but at least a start...https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/02/2...Hope that helps!

There must be five or six now.Part of the strategy on claiming CCA will depend on how you hold the property (i.e. directly in your name or via a corporation) and your planned length of hold.When you hold property in your own name, the CCA recapture upon disposition can hurdle you into another, sometimes substantially, higher tax bracket {BTW:  The recapture has an inclusion rate, in your income, of 100%; it is not taxed at 100% ;-) }.  

My husband does Locum Tenens and hospitalsSuch as UW, others will lease short term for 3-6Months at high rates, all inclusive to house their Locums.

Very bad for seller.Your preference should be a promissory note secured by an All-Inclusive Trust Deed.