Personally, I would lean more towards Cheiracanthium mildei because they are encountered more often in the northeast than inclusum. The mildei are more likely to be found indoors, as this one has been, whereas the inclusum species is more often outdoors. They both look very similar, though.

A picture says a thousand words, except when it comes to identifying spiders. an examination of the reproductive organs is the best way to go. the faint lower case "t" on the back was about all i could really go on. inclusum is the common one in the central states, not uncommon to find it in buildings and homes, especially this time of year.