I believe you can group LLCs and consolidate tax submissions but I don't know enough about that to speak about the pros/cons or how to do it.

Was there over 11 years as a faithful employee.The company was consolidating positions.

Once I hit the right sized investment portfolio, my hope is to trade up into a large apartment building (50 units+) for a more reliable, consolidated investment.

He's very successful and highly regarded in Canada and is currently in the process of doing some consolidating and syndicating of several oil fields which is about as close a description as I can offer up on an open thread like this.

I have tried a couple of times to get a $3,000 personal loan from different financial institutions to consolidate my credit card debt and have been turned down each time2.

I have corporate project management experience but not real estate experience. would you still recommend a GC for this project, or would you say the consolidation of responsibilities simplifies the process considerably?

So many banks have been consolidated that the larger banks represent what would have been hundreds or even thousands of banks before.

My job, when talking to a potential lender, is to show how the numbers work (e.g. tax return data consolidated into my charts to supplement their PFS data) and 'sell' them on why I am worth their time.

I would like to be able to see all the normal reports (balance sheet, income statement, etc.) by company, and also by property, as well as consolidated reports that include all of the companies and properties.From what I have read here on BP, some people set up each property as a “customer” and keep track of things that way.I called and talked to the QuickBooks support and they gave me some good info, but they said if I want to use the online version, I would need to buy a separate subscription for each company, which would be expensive.I haven’t used the software before, but I’ve read that some people use “classes” to keep track of portions of their business.

It would take nearly 15 years to pay them off at this rate (I think).I could consolidate them all (some federal and some private), for a fixed rate at about 5-6%, which would be around $200 per month for 120 months.