Liquidity is everything in this game, so finding a strategy or blend of strategies that support that is usually the best way to go.Hope that offers some insight for you.Cheers!

Be a chameleon, blend to the seller but try to lead them to supply you the info you need.

Lack of control of how each person's information is blended in the overall "product", not just me, but each person contributing will be "associated" with everyone else, they may not care, but I kinda do.Probably a moot point, I'm so behind probably can't get anything in.

We have made it blend in with the surrounding farmland by modeling it to look like a barn, it is being located behind a treeline on the least productive part of the farmland it sits on.  

But if there is more profit you would qualify for from the primary residence exclusion then I think a blended approach would be very appropriate and get you where you want to be. 

Sub2 can create blended IRR, can lead to you creating split wraps to create tradable 2nd's that you got free and you trade at face value.

It was nice to slow down for a while but I eventually started two more businesses to go along with our real estate businesses.It took a little time but I now have a very nice blend of free time and productive activity.My advice is to spend some time contemplating how you are going to spend your "post financial independence time."

Blend in - don't drive a flashy car to your houses, don't wear a suit, etc.2.

And it answers my issue perfectly of wanting to convey a professional image in a personal way, maybe mainly because our business is, IMO, a good blend of both.

I was looking at this PILE of postcards today and they just seemed to blend together.