In this case, for a $720k Mortgage, I paid around $16k of just the Mortgage Recording Tax.If you are going to pay a bit for the Mortgage Recording Tax, you should call banks that can do what we call a Consolidation Extension and Modification Agreement (CEMA).

For consolidate LLC , I have one LLC holding one property , don’t want that many LLC anymore .

I have a few properties consolidated within a few blocks so the risk of my mowing guy not checking on this property is close to zero. 

In fact, I'd say what you are talking about is little better than a loan consolidation.

(Manchester and New Britain) 2) Dropping taxes paid per year from just over $30,000 to less than $150003) Dropping water and sewer rates due to the new property being submetered. 4) Consolidating units closer to my Property Manager.Once the property is fully stabilized it should net $4200 cash flow free and clear/ month. 

I work and travel ALL the time and think I’ll try them —- I have a reliable housekeeper, just need to consolidate the rest.

I'll probably end up with 10 accounts between different trusts, business entities, kids, etc... and want to consolidate to one easy to use bank.

However, now that his interest has shifted towards consolidating his holdings into a CRT, he is reluctant to move forward with the owner financing deal we had been discussing.I'm pretty good at creative financing, but CRTs are greek to me right now.

Each cell acts as an affiliate corporation with consolidated accounting.

My wife and I have been very happy with the cash flow from the investments and really like the folks we're working with, but I may want to start doing something more long term with this money.My thought right now is that I would like to take the 60K (used some of the 100K to consolidate some other debt) and buy a distressed property (for cash... possibly at auction or a HUD home, or REO, probate, driving for dollars, or ...) then move into it, rent out our primary, rehab the cheap place and do a cash out refinance.