Mine has a blended term policy for 7 yrs to raise the MEC limit and allow me to put more money into it. 

However, I dollar cost average with each new property and my blended basis is good.  

Our accredited investors could invest in both value add and core plus and blend their portfolio returns.

If it passes the first sanity check, preferred equity should be viewed akin to debt and be analyzed with a blended rate with a potential loan.Example, Property A was acquired with a loan from a debt fund at 3.75% + SOFR and a 3% interest rate cap that is expiring.

However, I am hopeful that I will continue to learn and uncover solutions as I go. 

Two parking spots, one covered in front of condo and one uncovered not in front. 

My goal is a blend of both, although it seems like the property appreciation is the more likely option for me, seeing that my analysis is showing that positive cash flow is not going to be attainable (initially), but that should change as rental prices trend upwards.Do you do a lot of the repairs yourself, or do you hire out the work?

I tried Ryze but it doesn't blend well. 

I know I can build under $150 a sq ft with garages with my margin, without a garage (this one), that saves $80 per sq ft so I know the blended sq ft I can get lower.

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.