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You can run each company as a separate checkbook or consolidate all the companies as one for tax purposes (in case some ownership entities are LLC's, corporations, etc. requiring separate tax returns).

They can't sell it as it is owned by multiple offspring with all sorts of opinions of what to do with it, but as the offspring started dying off and/or retiring to Florida or a nearby retirement home, the place tends to consolidate again under a single executor who takes care of it for their combined interests.That owner/executor will often have a loathing for that property as a millstone around her/his neck, not worth the money it generates. 

In fact, the wealthiest people I know say there is a movement to consolidate the 2,000+ banks down to 5 or 6 Banks...and the over regulation is part of that movement.Day care business; regulatedHome health care; regulatedCatering; regulatedOpen a bar; regulatedInternet sales; regulatedIt's hard to think of any business that's not regulated these days.So when it comes to "Owner Financing"and regulation, it's just another day of the week.

It’s there where you can consolidate your bank activity, PM activity, and mortgage activity.

Litigation in LA is slow at best and it hasn't helped that all branch courts were consolidated downtown last year.

Doing this would really only consolidate incoming rents and outgoing maintenance fees to one name and account and could then be allocated to the properties' accounts.Not sure on the W-2 tax question though.I would confer with both the lawyer and CPA on this.

From what I understand, the purpose of the Wyoming holding company LLC is for privacy, asset consolidation into 1 yearly tax return and the laws of Wyoming will override the individual state LLC's.

I am going to be doing a debt consolidation loan to my brother-in-law using my Traditional and Roth Solo 401k (because I don't have enough in any single account). 

Note all investments, including real estate, carry the risk of loss in addition to possibility of gain.Investors who are retiring or seeking a life style change and would like to take a more passive role in their real estateInvestors who wish to consolidate their holdings of multiple smaller properties into fewer large properties for ease of managementInvestors who are seeking to diversify their real estate portfolio into higher quality investment grade real estate, but lack the experience, resources or capital required to manage or acquire larger institutional quality real estate.Investors who are in their 45 day identification period and are seeking a viable replacement property option to satisfy their 1031 exchange or need a backup option in case their primary property falls throughInvestors who have excess proceeds in their 1031 exchange and rather than pay the capital gains tax, would like to replace it with more property to receive 100% tax deferral.They are very hands off in nature.