I've been reading the BP book on Rental Property Investing and listening to podcasts and webinars to learn about this industry, and I must say, I'm thrilled that there's a huge consolidated body of knowledge and community all in one location to help us along our journey.  

Currently I am researching a new loan to consolidate an existing first and second on an investment property. 

Are you looking to ramp up your investing, build your core business, or are you preparing to slow down consolidate, and looking at passive income in the next 6 years?  

Having an email that consolidates my interests into one email is preferable, which I currently get weekly.

@Jeff Reese Yes, but, you can often consolidate many expenses with a multi.

MERGER, CONSOLIDATION AND CONVERSIONThe Act permits a Delaware Statutory Trust to merge or consolidate with one or more Delaware Statutory Trusts or other business entities.

In theory, assuming there is a MASSIVE amount of trust, including trusting in this fellow not trashing his DTI any more, you could allow him to be put on title with you for six months, and then he could possibly do a debt consolidation cash out refinance.

We currently have two management companies covering our rental properties and we are thinking of consolidating all into only one of them and halting business with the other, but are not sure the best way to do this.

There shouldn't be any technology constraint here.However, I am not surprise that Propertyware won't let you do that ... their client is the property managers and it's in their incentive to not allow you to consolidate your portfolio and own any of the data.

I work at Kohl's Floorcovering in Cedarburg and if you would ever need consolidation on your flooring let me know.