Also, check with FHA regulations as it's unlikely that if a loan is approved based on the inclusion of his financial situation it's unlikely they will allow you to "take his name off the property".

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

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

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

I would recommend inclusion of class C neighborhoods as well as you can get a lot of cash flowing rental deals there without needing to go Section 8. 

I accept that the numbers in a Broker's sheet or listing are typically wrong, out of date, or non inclusive of vacancy, capex etc.

are you referring to an All INCLUSIVE Deed of trust which is a California specific document ?

One of my issues with the property management groups & Zillow is that they often are not all inclusive.

Now am with a property mgt company that provides an All Inclusive One Rate Plan that has a Rental Guarantee so this is going to make investing in RE even more fun.

Mortgage, repair, insurance, hoa, property tax are all inclusive of business expense.