AITD - All Inclusive Trust Deed.Logically you are looking at a 1st and 2nd.

This is inclusive of all expenses short of your debt servicing.

I think if you asked most landlords historically what their overall costs are for their rentals (all-inclusive excluding debt service), depending on age and type of property, they would say somewhere in the range of 40-60%.

They might even make your head spin.Careful now this board likes to call Detroit people liars.They are fretting over their inability to find properties within their 2% rule and don't think it even remotely possible to consider turning down properties that rent for 20% of the all inclusive  price.My deals also make my head spin so I know you are telling the truth.Can you beat my ALL IN $806 purchase  rented for $650 per month?

Ever since I got turned on to REI and joined all the online groups, downloaded the podcasts, bought the books, and watched the videos, my FB has been bombarded with these all-inclusive “How To” Training Programs that cost $$$.

Brandon Turner has an inclusive list in his book on rental property investing.

These are SRO units and part of the appeal for tenants/market need is an all inclusive product.  

It is an all inclusive analysis and although hard and fast rules are definitely easier to work with, rules for A and B properties don't all work for C and D properities.

This year we tried something new and advertised one of our student properties inclusive of a weekly visit from our maid/cleaning service - we had 10 applications in the first day.b) We have a property in a working class neighbour hood.

If you had 2 roommates and the each paid $600 a month all inclusive, you’re gonna probably find you have a lot of free money all of a sudden.