Its really useful when consolidating my quickbooks.

I have tried approaching a back fro morgage however i want qualified especially that banks nowadays are being very strict.The developer sent me a legal letter recently stating that im in breach of the contract referring to the payment schedulle,in which i have a short period to settle my payments or else they will confiscate the entire amount on both my units.I have paid soo far a 30 % in one of the units and 15% in the other.I am trying to settle a win win situation or solution with the companys management inorder not to loose my money.I have proposed the below and all of these were rejected.1-consolidating from 2 units to 1 unit and transfer the money into it2-credit note3-retain 50% of what i have paid4-Lease to ownI need your input on this guys.

Angie's list, I think (because I've never been there) consists of comments by individulas which may be consolidated into a rating.

As to a 1031 exchange, you said you have properties all over and I gather you want to consolidate in your area.

As people move and consolidate living arrangements, if they are in your area, there will be demand.

Balance Loan Algorithm, Front end loaded compounding interest charges, Time Value of Money no no Line daily average balance , simple interest yes yes Therefore debts should be consolidated into a line because it has more advantageous features for the payee vs. the features of a loan.Average household income and expenses Income $4000 per monthExpenses $2500 per monthAverage household SurplusBefore consolidation $500After consolidation Additional $1000The line of credit should then be used as a checking and savings because of the more advantages features.

Steve,Most of the consolidation places will hurt you more than they help you.

Would it make sense for me to consolidate to a 15yr fixed loan at a rate likely in the 4's even though the monthly payment would be higher?

In their "Consolidated Statements of Operations and Comprehensive Income" (around page 9), they list their rental income and total revenues as almost the same: about $1.8 billion.They list expenses as:Property and maintenance: $309 millionReal estate taxes and insurance: $239 millionProperty management: $64 millionGeneral and administrative: $47 millionDepreciation: $528 million (!)

Best to see an attroney after you collect your contracts and consolidate the terms applicable to your deals.