If I understood correctly, you meant to say, using one bank account and keeping separate book of account/debit-credit for each of the Series so at end of the year, we know the exact financial status of each of the series..right?

a hybrid is high risk for everyone involved.good luck Ok understood and yes, it is a hybrid.

I've done 2 real estate deals that cost me almost $100k because I didn't have the education and the community support.I don't know how many books you've read on real estate, but these people in this thread that are telling you to go it alone and never pay for anything that you can get "for free" have clearly not read or at least understood any of them that I've read. 

He understood we were going to work with an out of state broker and we just wanted to get some additional information he might have been able to provide.

I said I'd happily pay a premium rate if I understood the logic.

There are a bunch of our members who do  Understood, would love to connect. 

Our agent recommended going with a local bank since they understood the non-warrantable condo issue, but I was stubborn and wanted to go with our original bank.

I have never really understood why.I recently was speaking with yet another specialist who put it to me this way;  In Canada, companies are taxed the lowest and individuals the highest.

Meanwhile the lender directly next door has funded over $2M to date without any problems with the incorrect tax bill and accepted the cities explanation….they also understood there is no procedural way the city can sell the property at this time.

.😉  Lol, understood my man!