Originally posted by @Ronald Allen Barney:One of us is trying to give investors an unrealistic expectation of what a similar effort will net them, and that one isn't me.Sorry Ronald,  I read a sweeping  all inclusive statement as if it were speaking for all.

The courts, if your contract is ever challenged, will surely side with the seller that the inclusion of an unrestricted right to terminate requires separate consideration. 3.

This is NOT available for any type of Investment purchase, inclusive of Multifamily. 

Boy if this projected return IS inclusive of the gains upon sale (and I did ask the sponsor that question promptly by email), then we are talking about some very notable and disappointing cap rate compression, huh?!

-Interest Rate Adjustment: The interest rate payable on this Note will be subject to adjustment from time to time in the event "lender" deems it necessary or prudent.The above terms are not all inclusive and any final commitment and documentation would include other such conditions that are customary for similar transactions.

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

To be clear, I’m not irritated and happy your (inclusive) business is doing well.

Hi BP - I am new to the real estate game here in Portland, Oregon area. 1) I am looking to purchase my first home in the next 6-9 months and was wondering if anyone has recommendations on how much $$$ to have in savings after purchasing the home (inclusive of down payment, closing cost, etc)?

I'm not in favor of rent control in general based on what I've read up about it being enacted elsewhere but not including a vacancy decontrol so landlords can raise rent to market when a tenant leaves, or exempting new building supply from the rent stabilization policy were the two most frustrating inclusions to me.

When you're a mortgage banker (inclusive of at credit unions) and your employer doesn't want more of Z type business, there's nothing you can do but turn away those customers until the employer gets hungry for Z again (or try to sell crappy loans, they b/c usually continue to offer Z-type loans, just with horrible rates/fees/terms).