@Yindy Felkins, Are you considering doing a 1031 exchange on these properties? If so, bundling them up and selling them as a portfolio would allow you to treat the entirety as one exchange. Which would make your exchange much smoother if you're thinking of buying a larger property. This is what's known as a consolidation exchange, where you sell smaller investment properties and reinvest into larger investment properties to scale up their RE portfolio into something like multifamily or commercial, while deferring all of the tax and depreciation. You can do it selling individually or as a portfolio. It's just easier as a portfolio.

However, you'll get your best price (probably) as individuals. The joker in the deck for you is what someone's willing to pay for your business in addition to the real estate. (BTW - if you're doing a 1031, you'll have to separate out the purchase for the real estate itself, which is 1031able. From the value of your business, which is not 1031able.