And that's a blended average -- the average changes based on whether it's the first letter we've send to those people, the second, the third, etc.

I'm looking for a blended return with all my investments of around of around 20%.

Not sure if it should be highlighted or blended in due to it being so low.

The Woodstation Project is going in to a really cool Phase II where they're blending in new construction with full renovations of a few of the large historic houses. 

Most of the new houses luckily are being built to blend in with the character of the neighborhood.

At least he seems to be charging you a blended wc rate.

Well the Bing Administration devised a plan to push the lower income into certain pockets of the region; however, Duggan seems to have disbanded that and instead is looking at ways to blend the low income in with everyone else via affordable housing credits on large new developments.

Seems like it would be difficult to match the blended color in the future if/when touch ups are needed.

That being said, if I were you, I'd try to find the best blend between housing prices and population growth/housing starts if capitalizing on long-term appreciation is your primary objective.    

Why learn on my own when someone else may already know how to do it and with the right blend may be able to show me how to negotiate a wholesale deal based on leads I provide and a fee I share with him.