The blended rate of these two loans is going to erode the cash flow and become a barrier for the investor/buyer to capitalize repairs and handle vacancy loss among other obligations.  

Edit:  the the "Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next" are also split into to lines and blend into the "Manage Keyword Alerts" button as well

erentomenter.com and bestplaces.com are historical and blend surrounding prices.  

They are a 70/30 Cotton/Poly blend in a percale weave.

I think it's a fabulous idea but me and my fiance are a blended family of six kids (the real life Brady bunch 🤣) so it's hard to find enough space.

I replaced workout music with podcasts a few months ago so they all kind of blend together.

Took out all of the carpet, restored all of the old hardwood floors underneath, bought nice leather furnishings and blended them with functional antiques, placed a beautiful antique persian rug in the living room, replaced all lighting with early 1900s look.  

Or is it a blend like much of Texas, parts of Washington, Illinois, etc? 

Thus giving you a higher "blended rate" bc the small loan has a higher APR.

Then take that cash and add that to the 1031 proceeds of the other one and use them together to buy a few properties - maybe one for cash and a couple with leverage and get yourself into a good defensive posture where you have a free and clear property with no market risk and leveraged properties you can blend returns on.The  sector I really like late in a market is student housing at residential state university towns.