... inclusive of the heater, I presume?  

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

Note, that this is only for the cabinets and counter tops and does not include the flooring.QUOTE: $9750 inclusive of labor and materialIn regards to the A/C, would it be best for me to see if I can salvage/get them fixed or is it better to get new ones considering that the age is around 18 years old?

Hi Dev,  thanks for the shout out.Ok ok, I coach lease option assignments, AITDs (All Inclusive Trust Deeds, sub2, private lending marketing, jv negotiations, sandwich lease options, wholesaling, retailing, wholetailing, and business scaling.I recommend my students get licensed in CA as the BRE of CA prefers that.See http://dredefenselawyer.com/california-bureau-of-r...Quote...."

There are a lot of different ways a transaction can unfold and this is by no means an all inclusive list of what happens during a transaction, but it gives you an idea. 

I offer fully inclusive rents @ $425/roomMy New Years resolution was to GET DIRTY AND DO IT and stop the 3-4 prior years of talking and start taking action!

My first flip, I did an all-inclusive bid with my contractor, that included labor and materials.

Your contractors estimate better be spot on and all-inclusive.

I have more or less managed to get it into positive cash flow last year, but I want to increase that further.I turned the flat into an "all inclusive" meaning i pay all cost such as electricity and the likes, which made it go up along with putting a new kitchen in.  

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