The numbers are slightly high because they're inclusive of me as an owner occupant, contributing towards costs like management, vacancy, repairs, etc.

I was thinking of stating a max amount (inclusive of the $5k) that we'll pay him for the property... but I don't want to shoot myself in the foot by overstating or underestimating the property taxes. 

This will help you calculate your estimated remaining VA entitlement, but really you should just go to the VA e-benefits portal thingie and get a new certificate of eligibility.... takes like 10 minutes inclusive of the "forgot my password" process... you look too young for your records to have been burned in 1973, those guys are kind of in a jam.Your position being eliminated was not something you could have known.

For that matter, consider doing a All Inclusive Trust Deed or Wrap mortgage.

On the surface I almost appear to be more, but I am all inclusive, no pop-up add on bills.

Both of these will be allocated depending on your personal/business usage percentages.One thing no one has mentioned is something called the Lease Inclusion amount.

As to their fees, they have all-inclusive anual fees and do not charge for standard delivery and standard timeline direction of investment orders and such.

If we wnat a label for an all-inclusive, then "greedy bastards" should encoumpass them all.

Here's what you can do:- Network on this site- Advertise on this site- Find the properties and then advertise them- Look for investors on other free Internet websites.The above isn't all inclusive.

How does this work and is the all inclusive trust deed method applicable in the "real world" of commercial RE?