So I assume as we ''blend" our DTIs we would still be in good shape for this?

Or is it a blend of both?  

Private money by way of equity - partnership of some sortNumbers 2 and 3 can blend with conventional financing - portfolio loans.

I think the April post my title probably confused a lot of people since I tried to blend it with April Fool's Day.

@Nisha SaxenaSeems like a rough calculation as to what your tax will be.Just an FYI - there is no 20% tax rate; your accountant provided you for effective tax rate(average blend).

However, if I had to guess, a person would not want to use these funds for personal use because this would blend the lines between the person and the LLC.  

If your average project was 4 months, that would be an annualized return of about 42%, and I imagine your IRR would be close to that as well.I don't feel like doing the math, but at scale, your blended return would be somewhere in the 20-42% range, and it would likely be around 35% given the percentage of cash going towards each investment.Now that I've said all that, my question to you would be:If you have the cash available, and you have enough deals available where you can easily find 2/month, what is you rationale for doing both flips and rentals?

I've tried to blend the best of their varying perspectives together to make up the trusts we use for the houses we buy.Good luck!

No blending of personal funds with the LLC.

A blended approach like that worked for me.