We have been searching for a new property management system to consolidate as much under one roof as possible.

@Joel O.Real Estate Investors: If you have a portfolio of investment properties, a blanket mortgage could be an option to help you consolidate your finances while freeing up cash through equity over time to buy more properties.House Flippers: If you’re flipping houses, a blanket mortgage can enable you to acquire and refurbish multiple properties at the same time in order to sell them when they’re fixed up.Hope this helps!

With a facility that small you might be able to get away with an online portal (rental agreement signing and payments) in conjunction with a "landscape company"...when they mow the lawn, you have them walk around, do a lock audit, open empty units, consolidate anything left behind into one "junk Unit" and then email you the results so you can make sure your software inventory matches your physical availability. 

Thanks for the reply too.Does anyone have any thoughts on consolidating some threads with questions that are frequently asked at the top of each forum?

If you can consolidate and pay off your debt from getting.

If you have a high DTI, I wonder if you can transfer some of that debt into a business account so it doesn't reflect on your personal credit report.Can you consolidate the debt to where it makes sense?

Everyone I have talked with so far has said that the amount is to low for a consolidation loan.

@Sean Starkey thanks  1) the majority of HELOCS are  variable rate loans that are tied to the PRIME rate + a margin ....as prime is  expected to increase another .25%  soon - the rate and payment will likely be  going up  more   2)  consider a  1st mtg  refinance  that will consolidate the  1st mtg and the heloc   3) there are some HELOCS  that are  fixed rate / installment  type  loans ...rates arent  great  but the resulting payment  might be lower than what you pay now   4) contact the heloc  lender and  ask for  refinance options    

I was looking for about 55k in cash for medical bills and to consolidate some high interest debt.

We are on 7 now after consolidating loans and refinancing.All about risk management.