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

I wonder if you can advertise the rent as $XYZ which is not inclusive of the utilities and then as they inquire about the property and you give them information you tell them there is a $X/mo utilities fee.

I do recommend contacting Camile case from Inclusive Properties.

This is inclusive of those in states with state-sponsored pseudo-VA loan programs, and inclusive of folks that are members of institutions offering their own pseudo-VA type loan program.

Here in California, inclusive of both SoCal and the Bay Area, the REI is off to commercial real estate world well before that point, I will only talk to that past client once in a blue moon when they want to refinance their primary residence (primary = unaffected by the cap) or when one of their tenants wants to become a homeowner and they refer said tenant over.So, at least from my perspective, the question is basically "what if one day I'm a little birdy too old to be in the Fannie nest, afraid to fly, and I don't want to fly, I just want to sit in the Fannie nest and try to keep growing without leaving the nest forever?"

The issue always comes down to many owners mistaking the phrase 'property management' for 'all inclusive' - to varying degrees.

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.

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