You will likely be able to consolidate your properties into between 1-3 policies (depending on property types and carrier options) and that will give you at least 2 major benefits:1.

Discussions of risk tolerance aside, the title insurance industry is highly consolidated (4 big players control about 85% of the market) and insanely profitable (they pay out only about 8% of their revenue in claims).

Consolidation of processing would be very valuable, if not mandatory.

I would have been way ahead if I had paid attention to increasing my Wealth with my Rental Houses and Duplexes before the Economic Collapse of 2008, with consolidating into a few Commercial properties and not having all my Tenants lose their JOB's the first two weeks of the Crisis.

To consolidate your portfolio into fewer, multi-family units that are more straightforward to manage?

You can pay them a wonderful price for their asset and still make significant profit upgrading and consolidating facilities.I love self storage.

I'm exchanging some  rural c's 30 mins away into a more consolidated and higher class neighborhood in my backyard and considering syndications and OZ funds.  

I think it is better to consolidate into one of them, whichever you feel useful. 

I will consolidate my loans/debts, put $ in Roth IRA.

And then take the savings and buy SFH in a consolidated area so you can learn more about that pocket of the real estate community.