@Curtis Yoder your are blending a few insurance terms, but know what you are asking.  1)  Blanket insurance is a coverage form. 

Once it is fully up and running, however, it's going to be a seamless transaction and I won't have to mess around with getting a letter from each tenant, going into my banking app, taking a picture of the checks, depositing the money to my account, holding the checks till it gets deposited, cutting up and throwing away the checks, and then doing that 5 times... 

They usually blend in with everyone else.

Today's technology allows us to collaborate with our clients all over the US and even the world pretty seamlessly.

It was a blend of servicing and PMI on seller financed transactions.

It'd be great if the site could flow seamlessly from the development sites into downtown, like Southwater Front and the Pearl do in Portland.I think the Vancouver market overall is a good place to hunt for deals.

If you moved from self employment into working for someone else pretty seamlessly (or otherwise documented W2 income) then that is a plus.

(squeeze pages, marketing, buyer's and seller's lists, repair estimates, a CRM, and all that other stuff you can't live without)... which by the way also interacts seamlessly, I have used Greg Clement's product, Realeflow, for years...

To answer above the area is a blend of college students/graduates and people in roommate situations and there are less families that tend to come through the area.

Just make a note of what everyone else is wearing and try to blend in.