Until it's time to "consolidate" and sell several to buy one larger one.  

It appears interest rates will continue to rise, and as it stands with my current financing situation, I have 3 more interest rate resets I will be subject to over the next 15 years.If I refinance, the closing costs are expensive, but it will let me consolidate and make me subject to only 1 or 2 interest rate resets over the next 20-25 years (depending on the amortization schedule).

Variations, consolidation, yes, 100%.

It just goes to show that everyone is in a different stage of their investing journey.My plans have been to stay put and consolidate the portfolio- sold a couple properties and reinvested the proceeds into new properties.

It presents a good balance between distributing vacancy risk and consolidating management effort.

An ultimate goal is to consolidate these rentals in one state when we retire.

@Jeff GroudanI was about to start a new thread about this but probably better to consolidate more info in here.Been interested in buying a beach front condo in a complex my fiance and I have stayed in many times over the years.Decided to reach out to the owners (old coworkers of my fiance) for some rental stream/logistics info as I've always just owned residential props. 

Mostly just consolidating local offices into a larger, more visible one so they can say they have a footprint in a "cool" city.  

As far as helping wholesalers, all of this could be consolidated down to: know the market, know the value, know the repair costs as accurately as possible before contacting potential buyers?

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