Even once they fill all their potential areas; then the consolidation process begins. 

If you want to consolidate let me know!

My RE experience to date (other than buying my own home) has been fixing up and renting out my partner’s home when we consolidated households earlier this year.

Consolidating your purchases initially will save exchange fees, save some of the time angst of the 1031 and recession proof part of your portfolio by leaving you with some un leveraged assets. 

I then refinanced the loan on my primary residence at an interest rate of 2.35%; consolidating the primary lien and HELOC into one payment.

If your RE and your other operation companies are all under the one holding company, you will have consolidated tax filing as the profits all flow back to the holding company. 

Are these all separate people I need to have or can I consolidate and find someone that can cover all of what I need?

I used all of my savings to wipe off all my nearly 10k credit card debts by consolidating all of them then pay it all off with “gazelle intensity” like Dave Ramsey would say.

It significantly increases liquidity in the real estate market, allows investors to reposition or repurpose their real estate portfolios (especially in light of events like COVID-19), diversify or consolidate their holdings, etc. 

@Anthony Thompson My dilemma, do I try and consolidate a few conventional mortgages into one commercial loan?