Predicting the future based on a blend of the past (an average).You can not predict any more than anyone else.

That's a blended cost of capital of around 6.4% you'd be paying to own an asset generating 6% PLUS there's the risk something goes wrong with the property.Even when I analyze a NNN with say 25% of my money down they generally don't look like a very good deal to me.

Assessments are based upon FMV using a blend of methods. 

For example a brand new home completed today will have a rehab budget of about $7,000 but maybe this is offset somewhere else such as the division that buys from the courthouse steps which is where they over pay for properties as they use a blended yield strategy even though they have no idea of the interior condition.

Today's technology allows for seamless collaboration with clients and many of us have clients all over the US and world.

Investor B lends money and expects to be secured with a 1st lien position.

It'll blend in with the natural surroundings nicely.https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/600x315/d9/05/86/d90586a607ded358bd092234fa1a7e2a.jpg

I would just like the ability for that to happen seamlessly without me needing to go in and click all the button for each review.

@Kyle Root I've never done a blend like that.

Might I say that BP is a wonderful blend of all of these, and I am elated to have such a wonderful resource, but also to be a small part of the BP team (as a contributor to the BP blog).