During the last recession I saw more turnover as folks consolidated - moved in with parents or friends, or bought with the juicy $8k purchase rebate, but the applicant pool was larger and for the most part, better.If you had to sell a single-family you took a hit like everybody else.  

Now your risk is consolidated into one property and the bulk of your estate is relatively risk free.Don't spend a penny of the cash flow from the 475 for three years. 

This step is here because if we "consolidate" all of that debt into the the one loan we end up saving right around $800 every month just from reducing our monthly bills.Step 4: use $15,000 to finish a already started salon that will become my wife's new business.

Refinance into a new 30 Year Fixed, consolidate the two liens/loans, pull out the cash out you need.

Consolidate investment capital into mostly Multi-Family units and Apartments.3.

Hopefully we get some consolidation before additional moves up.

It's the title of your thread that brought me here.Actually there are several books, but prefer the consolidated King James version.

The lender asked what could I do for the next three weeks to get approximately 40k until he settled a business loan for us to consolidate.

Within the next two weeks, I consolidated all my PLOC funds to my HELOC and wired the funds to the title company for closing. 

I was thinking Quickbooks might work but having a hard time understanding the steps necessary to consolidate the data.