And if you look at your blended rate between your current first and your new 14%~ second lien that a cash out refi pencil's better for you.

I just invest locally and luckily have been able to find properties with a nice blend of cash flow and appreciation (lots of appreciation).

Rents on the low end are $150 a month uncovered.

Hi, I'm looking to turn my first house into an income generating property and am weighing the benefits of LTR versus a blend for STR/MTR in Denver. 

I am no banker and there are people here that will certainly address your question better than I... but it appears you are blending real property and personal property and trying to bundle together into an LLC. 

If you have cash flow — based on whatever your risk level is (six sigma, whatever)  — then the leftover outliers are UNCOVERED risk.so I question your basic premise.

If you go this route, seek recommendations, research the principles and take your time with due diligence before investing.Another option could be getting into multifamily properties where your expenses will all be under 1 roof.Lastly, if you decide to sell the 2 properties, connect with a 1031 exchange specialist before selling to uncover the tax implications.All the best!

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To fall in the middle, I will probably use a blend of the PV and FV values so that my CapEx percentage set aside is closer to 15%.

If you have experience using any of the tech platforms like Blend, Floify then thats a plus, if not that's fine too.