Took the survey.Wanted to add I am more than happy to upgrade memberships if some form of consolidated comps are provided.

After a completing the refinance, I attempted to consolidate the home under my blanket commercial insurance policy which covers 24 other properties, however they are refusing accept it.

I know there are neighborhoods with empty lot signs I can see as I drive by, but is there a consolidated source online for me to find these lots so I can do by due diligence into the local regulations, HOA laws, build codes etc? 

With that said, first thing I am going to do is consolidate my notes and start looking for properties using the 50% and 1%,2% rule.Wish me luckDaniel

Do we eventually consolidate them all into something bigger?

Have you considered a commercial loan and consolidating the portfolio under one entity to leverage the small portions of equity as one lump sum?

For example, there is a lot of consolidation happening in medicine.

They need the letter to get a 401K hardship withdraw approved to consolidate debtMy current answer to them was hell no just cause I dont feel comfortable doing that.

I was thinking it might make sense to set up a parent company of sorts to consolidate into one account.

Or a Tentative Map Waiver, with a lot consolidation parcel map...this would allow you to create 2 'condos'...that would both function like separate parcels instead of a normal condo.But as far as legally, simply separating the lot your parcel segregation is the route, and only works if you demo the buildings.