Right now we are averaging in the mid 60% for yearly COC, been that away for a few years now, and likely where I'll keep it for a nice blended level of growth.

At least he seems to be charging you a blended wc rate.

Most of the new houses luckily are being built to blend in with the character of the neighborhood.

The Woodstation Project is going in to a really cool Phase II where they're blending in new construction with full renovations of a few of the large historic houses. 

If the HELOC money combined with bank financing provides a blended rate of 8.5% and you are getting a 12% CoC return after cash flow, tax benefits, mortgage paydown and appreciation, I think it makes sense however I have a high risk tolerance.

The tub repair guys can work magic, and the repairs usually blend in and you can't even see them.

Houses with boarded up windows and doors, generally that have unique paint jobs that don't really blend with the original house color.

I had a mentor tell me we can only really buy a house two ways ( I think more like 2.5) with cash or on terms (the 1/2 is a blend of the two).

I'm trying to find out if you can frame in between the piers with treated lumber, covered with treated plywood, add lathing, and then parge the addition and the rest of the house to blend in.

If asphalt, it can be cut out, remelted blended with additional asphalt and repoured.As to whether it is worth it.