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Have had one Wrap Around all-inclusive trust deed from a Builder on a new condo. he needed to sell all units in Phase one by end of the week to get his investors on board got Phase two of development.

But bottom line is AirDNA gathers data by scraping AirBNB, which means they consider any blocked date on a calendar as "booked", and nightly rates often get skewed by the inclusion of cleaning fees.  

So then, I put together a rather long and inclusive lease which was about 20 pages.

I didn't really consider that and maybe should reword it to be more inclusive.

Either you're buying subject to, in which case you make all the remaining payments on the loan you're taking over at the existing loan terms, or you're buying with a "wrap" or all-inclusive trust deed with new terms. 

when considering a CRM look for one that is all inclusive.

It's really not difficult to change one word in a sentence to be more inclusive.

BTW: Nobody's asking the lender for an OK on a sub2 or an all inclusive deed of trust wrap or for a loan assumption because they know the answer.

the best, and i think most useful section, was the one on appraising properties that presented the rules of thumb the community relies on.if you ever plan to updated it with more information, i think it could use sections on more practical nuts and bolts aspects of being a landlord such as - how to write advertisements (following fair housing law), getting buildings up to code, creating leases, the eviction process, etc. maybe that's too finely focused, but i feel like you have a really great guide started here that could become all-inclusive. thanks so much!