Hello!It's that time of year where we get all our books in order and curse ourselves for the end of year work we have created! I have multiple multi-tenant commercial properties with multiple different property manage...

What you're talking about is a consolidation exchange where you sell several smaller properties and combine them to purchase fewer larger properties. 

Just trying to figure out How to you consolidate the info to a spreadsheet so easy to compare several properties. 

If the reason is not to acquire an asset or consolidate debt then I don't recommend pulling a line of credit. 

And by consolidating as much equity into one property as possible you can still do a cash out refinance. 

I agree with consolidating into one area. 

It allows you to slowly build your portfolio as you post everywhere but consolidate as you end your posting travels. 

For me, this is an opportunity not worth pursuing.(1) Consolidated Balance Sheet Data, Pg. 76(2) Property operations, Pg. 81(3) ((48.7M *4)/12) / (3.53B * 0.68) (4) Our properties table, Pg. 93(5) Trustee Compensation, Pg. 114 (Class A: $15.76 to $17.23)http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1562401/000119312513479861/d633362ds11a.htm

Hey David, thanks for this consolidation of data regarding the Austin market.

Are there consolidated brokers?