Even better...consolidate them into one payment (not a settlement plan) and don't run them up ever again.

Here is what we decided to go with: Apartments.com (property mgmt) , Stessa (portfolio mgmt) and HOAH.live (HOA consolidator).

This consolidation is 100% a trait of why this hard asset class is a scarcity play.

I am going the other direction  selling consolidating moving to cash and just do short term Mezz... but that's just me... but I did just buy a MHP last week I might keep it a year or so.. in our market of Portland I am not really aware of a portfolio lender. other than a smaller commercial bank who does it for a courtesy..

You can also look at solutions like ShowMojo or Tenant Turner for remote showings; however, doing remote showings does not come without risks.There are a lot of posts on BP about software you can look back on to get more opinions, but here's some consolidated information:Some of the most useful items BiggerPockets members have identified are features that save time so they can spend time working on their next property.

 1-Use your personal credit card to purchase the second property .2-Use business credit to purchase the second property3-Go to a site like LendingTree and apply for a personal installment loan and use as the reason to consolidate debt but do not ever put anything real estate related because it will get rejected immediately4-Borrow against your 401(k) by the second home.5-Partner with 5 family and friends in buying the second home

Would help consolidate investing info 

The U.S. and developed world in general are undergoing substantial regulatory constriction, corporate consolidation, & demographic decline. 

He claims you end up paying more and staying in debt longer when you consolidate your bills.

Our original plan was to refinance to consolidate all of our debt then start paying it off as fast as possible.