We're looking at a blended plan with property insurance, flood insurance in areas needed and an umbrella liability policy at the holding/series level which we understand is another benefit because you can have one umbrella and it would cover the sub LLCs.

I have a blend of both, but I am working on shifting to all business credit.

As a side note, what if they did fix the situation--there still could be tax issues for Dad 2 to transfer a portion back to the family of Dad 1...What about a ‘blended’ family?

You have a lot of colors going on in the kitchen which makes it difficult to offer a suggestion  You could possibly get a way with a glass tile that blends your colors to mute the other colors. 

Depending on one's goals, investing should be a blend of the two factors.

Hi @Marty Gold,How are you.You question is broad but will define a little bit.Do you want regular rents blended with summer rental?

You have a blended interest rate of about 6.6%, so if investing the additional money into more real estate will provide you a greater return than 6.6% you should do that. 

Redfin has their special blend and that is good for maybe the first one or 2.

People are paying ultra low cap rates in hopes the rent growth train keeps on chugging along at a feverish pace to blend their cap rates up to acceptable levels over time.

For a $15k website, blended rate of $150/hour, you're looking at 100 hours of work.