Seems like it would be difficult to match the blended color in the future if/when touch ups are needed.

Not sure if it should be highlighted or blended in due to it being so low.

You could do things to mitigate the risk like a debt equity blend with an equity partner, or find a deal you can turn faster.

The blended appreciation rate is somewhat around 10%.Because the buildings in my portfolio have been purchased approximately one every 2 or so years, since 1997, each range will have a different appreciation.For instance, the building I bought in 1997 appreciated an average of about 8%.

Mine has a blended term policy for 7 yrs to raise the MEC limit and allow me to put more money into it. 

When all the needed to do was put together two DSTs that had a blended leverage of around 38%.

You want to know the "Market Norm"...In this case it sounds like a blending of the $50 and the $140 will result in your true market price.  

In most cases, a well-balanced blend of both investment strategies is what you should strive for.

But the inspiration I felt to take real estate investing seriously was unparalleled.

I'm looking for a blended return with all my investments of around of around 20%.