He mentioned a all inclusive trust deed or a land contract, but his fear is that his lender can trigger the due on sale clause. any recommendations returned no results.

So many HMLs were burned and those that have managed to survive now insist that a borrower have significant skin in the game.If you have found 100%, all-inclusive financing more power to you.

Rent is very depressed (roommates) at $435 (all inclusive).

There is no new note.An AITD (all inclusive trust deed) aka "wrap" is the most formal way to do it.

If valuing a property where there are few sales and one of them is an REO, is recipe for inclusion in the appraisal.

Tell us how it has helped you find success and perhaps we'll consider it for inclusion here.How about that?

Set up a cabin with 10-12 rooms and charge a few thousand for the week with an all inclusive hunting tour, room and board!

Again, I don't fully understand it as the language is so open ended at times and all-inclusive, that it just about covers everything and everybody needing a license to do anything with a distressed homeowner.So what is the consensus?

An "all inclusive trust deed" or wrap mortgage where the existing mortgage is left in place and "wrapped" by a new mortgage between the seller and you is another option.

An old joke among property managers is the inclusion of an anti-prostitution provision in their leases, also referred to as "the worlds oldest clause."