The tile is not my preference for a kitchen, but that's a personal choice, as long as the new cabinets/counter top "blend" with it.

I know the UFMIP is 1.75% ( Up Front Mortgage Insurance Premium ) and your MI payment is going to be 1.35% ( Mortgage Insurance ) but with rates in the mid 3's you're looking at a blended rate of less than 5%Talk to a tax proffesional and see if you would be able to write off some fees. 

The front door can get some color too (brick red to blend or black.)

They will typically live where the threat of getting caught is relatively low, which is lower income areas where they blend in more.

At 5.0% down, you might be in the ballpark for an FHA loan and that rate will be less than your blended rate of the two loans.

And that's a blended average -- the average changes based on whether it's the first letter we've send to those people, the second, the third, etc.

The backsplash tile was is a blend of marble types and a standard 3x6 subway tile size.

The key is to reduce the spackle to an amount slightly higher than the rest of the wall and then lightly sand to make it blend in.

I think you have to further specify whether you want to see appreciation or cash flow or a balance of both and dig into that particular city to understand the local market.Personally, I'm a fan of a blend.  

It will help when blending the new with the old.