Right now I use Wells Fargo, USAA, and Chase for a mix of personal and business accounts, but I'm thinking of consolidating all my accounts under one bank.

But I do think you’re spot on: having one consolidated place to have the information for your business is important.

Only late pay issue I've had was a NON-student property.Splitting Utilities:   Recently introduced to SIMPLEBILLS.COM This app consolidates gas/water/electric/Cable to ONE monthly bill then splits the amount between roommates.  

Hello, I own 45 acres, paid in full.can I use the land to get a small(18K) credit line or equity loan to consolidate my bills?

There was also the decision by the Pennsylvania Superior Court in the 90s that tried to consolidate all the different rules on this exact topic.

I did the two recent refis to take cash out (to invest) and consolidate some other loans.  

Just like the banking industry, we are consolidating to operate more like Bank of America and GEICO, and less like mom and pop PMs of old.Here is the article for those who want to read up on Blackstone's success: http://www.wsj.com/articles/wall-street-as-landlor...

=http://www.businessmantra.net/customer-relations.html]Customer Relationship Managament software consolidates all customer information and processes into one, holistic view of each customer.

I like the idea of the BP group, since it would consolidate this to a specific area and it wouldn't make a single long thread.The downside of a group is that I believe those aren't publicly visible to the search engines, so the general public wouldn't be able to find.Of course, my idea of PM would also require membership to BP, just like being able to see a BP group - so certainly the use of a group for this is not going to be worse than what I suggested.I owe a few votes on this thread - my vote button seems non-functional at this time for any post.

I'm currently a part of a group of 3 associates looking at consolidating our efforts and buying SFH rental properties.