If you are seeking a blend of these benefits, then it is important not to evaluate your investment choices using just one metric such as cashflow.A pet peeve of mine is when people take the annual cashflow (*cash throw off) divided by the cash invested (*equity) and call it cash on cash return.

Hard to say I'm always working for my "real" job online as well so it all just sort of blends in. 

Use Hard/Private/B Lending whenever possible.

One thing I've found - use a high quality paint -- something from Sherwin Williams or Porter Paints (PPG) -- I personally typically prefer Porter - I buy their Hi - Hide in Eggshell sheen-- pretty washable, yet not reflective enough to show all the wall imperfections - I roller my walls -- so when touching up - just use a roller and blend it in and looks pretty darn good.I use color in my units - no white walls for me, just a personal preference.  

You are not required to accept blended families and unrelated adults.

Absolutely Kevin, a modified or blended policy can be useful.

I was forced to look elsewhere.Huntsville is the perfect market for me because it blends a cash-flowing market and a market that has a shot at appreciation (high population growth, good tech jobs, new developments).

I feel like we buy houses just blend together.I've been thinking about putting "Terry buys Scary Houses :)" on mine thinking the slogan would stick out in peoples heads.What are you guys doing right now?

When the bank started underwriting the deal (August 15th), interest rates looked like this: 1st position @ 2.9% (5yr CMT yeild) + 3.75% = 6.65% & 2nd position @ 4.99% for a blended rate of ~6% on the deal.

Welcome to California, where the government does a blend of protect and overreach at the same time.