You could use a GC, which will most likely result in a higher, all inclusive bid, but in my experience that can turn the seller off- it's best to get individual bids on each item so you can negotiate those away.

You could do this as a wrap around mortgage or an all inclusive trust deed (either one will violate the due on sale clause). 

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

You might not need some of the information given in an all inclusive package.

This process will allow me to build up enough capital to begin to think about creating a diversified RE portfolio, inclusive of wealth preservation, flips, and rental properties.  

Yes, the $91,000 is all-inclusive of the purchase price. 

This seems to be a very inclusive community, where knowledge is shared openly!

I was debating between the speciial pkg or the all inclusive normal pkg.

It's the inclusion of consequential  damages can really nail the contractor, loss of rents, sales, interest expense, cash flow interruption, costs of letting new contracts, bid expenses and inspections, if you can't move in, such might include living expenses and a motel bill.

So I'm trying to create an all inclusive price..good idea?