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Pete Slaga Am I crazy to purchase a resort on a lake in Minnesota?
18 September 2025 | 27 replies
The tourism base is ever more demanding a kind of all-inclusive, all the amenities experience. 
Becky Samuel Mid term rental market in Dalla- Ft Worth
1 September 2025 | 16 replies
The $1600 is inclusive of furniture and utilities.
Andre Taylor Cost Segregation Report
2 October 2025 | 38 replies
Ask if the fee is all inclusive (includes travel, site inspection, audit defense, follow-up studies for improvements, Form 3115 preparation and filing, and any/all other costs to complete and deliver the studies).
Jay Hinrichs Trump signs exc order allowing 401k into private equity syndicators bonanza?
12 August 2025 | 6 replies
"And this is why the analytics and data are going to be so imperative way beyond just the inclusion."
Marc Shin Subject To question
16 August 2025 | 10 replies
U should have the seller sell to you on a All inclusive Deed of Trust or something similar
Joseph Trubnick Is Phil Pustejovsky a scam-artist?
29 August 2025 | 61 replies
Here there's no (single) class that covers this material I need all inclusive- such as what Phil presents he has.
Jonathan Warner Just ran the numbers on potentially my first deal - What would you do?
28 August 2025 | 37 replies
Your maintenance/cap ex is too low because your table is far from inclusive.  
William Hudson Keep a negative cash flowing condo in this market?
12 August 2025 | 10 replies
.$1550 (rent) - $38 (2.5% vacancy based on local vacancy rate) - 1950 (piti + HOA) - $200 (maintenance/cap ex) - $155 (pm all inclusive - even if self managing allocate for cost as your time has value) = negative $793This negative cash flow projection has to be combined with the various HOA issues.I have posted numerous times that building wealth is about total return and the best cash flow over long holds is in markets with highest rent growth.  
Mike D. Why markets with low appreciation grow your net worth twice as fast
21 August 2025 | 310 replies
He discusses an allocation of about $200/month sustaining maintenance/cap ex and I believe he self manages based on his role with the maintenance.   15% would not be good considering PM alone in his market would be charging at least 10% all inclusive (placing tenant, tenant renewals, inspections, managing maintenance, dealing with tenants including collecting payments and dealing with late and delinquent payments, etc.)I also believe he maybe including the appreciation.  
Kathy Merkh Student Housing Space
31 July 2025 | 1 reply
That said, the cash flow potential can be strong if it’s managed right and near a steady university presence.I’ve seen a few investors make it work well by focusing on strong lease structuring (individual room leases, for example), all-inclusive utilities, and building solid relationships with university housing offices.I’m involved in lending, and I’ve come across some creative setups in this space that were really eye-opening.