Hi all, (I am in the greater Toronto area)I have been buying rental properties within a neighborhood, and now have consolidated a sizable lot, though still missing the lot corner unit, which is owned by a developer.

Currently reading about DEBT CONSOLIDATION LOANS. seems like an option to me. 

@Marshall Sherwood what @Wayne Brooks said regarding type of real estate Any investment real estate for any other type of investment real estate.What your contemplating would be called a "consolidation exchange" - going from several smaller properties to one larger property. 

I use: apartments.com (property mgmt), stessa.com (asset mgmt) and hoah.live (hoa consolidator). 

My expectation is to gather enough equity (and hopefully appreciation) to cash out if/when taking the consolidating step.

Think in terms of consolidating a larger debt with less properties as collateral, which would not only increase your cash-flow but also put you in a safer position in case the market swings on a different direction.

There's nothing stopping your LLC (upper tier entity) from owning an interest in a new LLC (lower tier entity) if the goal is consolidated financial reporting.However -- that's not your only option. 

We are looking at a value-add acquisition of a 33K sf warehouse asset that is currently owned by a user who is consolidating operations at another location and vacating at closing. 

From tracking performance from marketing campaigns, to consolidating leads and contacts coming in from many resource funnels, to communicating with sellers, buyers, contractors and all REI resources under one roof no matter their location it’s been very sufficient in meeting my needs.

Hello BP Community, I’m looking for some advice on how to fairly combine a personal asset with a joint owned LLC. Sorry if this is lengthy I just want to make sure I adequately describe the circumstances.
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