Need the blacktop to blend in with an existing section of blacktop to the land have the correct grade to drain to the drainage system behind it.

Since the stock market has bounced back and I’ve made a little back (as I switched to my stable growth bonds to large cap blend stocks near the bottom) I thought it might be time to look at using it for RE.

The tricky part about Houston (greater Houston area) though is that there are so many sub cities surrounding the main city that everything kind of blends together it feels like.So that being said the home I'm going for is a 3/2 in a quieter area, and I'm definitely going to try my hand at renting out the master bedroom with the private bath and see how that works or if it ever even gets occupied.

The way it is now doesn't give you room to whine because it's a blended purchase and value.Should be an entertaining ride...

Also, if thinking longterm, think about how your strengths and weaknesses blend. 

Mgmt costs/R+M/cap costs/vacancy all factored in along with usual other costs.I was unsure if I should use a LOC for the downpayment, use capital, or blend of both.

You then could have a blend of these where you could make two separate LLC's in each state, but then also nest them under a holding company in another state, such as Nevada or Delaware, for example.

A big part of this is picking and choosing various unique colors/patterns/textures/and designs from different eras, and blending them together. 

Buying a FL house now and holding long term for retirement with blended investment and personal use is a great strategy.

Thats what I love about huntsville is that its a perfect blend of cash flow and appreciation.I am pretty confident that you will get good appreciation in the coming years!