So go to the bank and and try to get a debt consolidation loan.

I'd say there are no issues on this end, unless you want to have a foreign affiliate entity that is consolidated with the domestic entities.

Grace Christian is consolidating campuses and building its new school next door.

plus the new Bio corridor and expansion/consolidation of the HSC their are quite a few drivers.

Part of my long range plan is to consolidate into 1 to 2 areas.

Cheaper car insurance, refi the more expensive car (I have two) that saved me $250/mo on the payment, and all the bills got it down to 3500 a month and I can really feel the difference. now I'm looking to put $100 a month towards some type of savings account for my two toddler sons, I've got almost 10k in credit card debt I consolidated into a personal loan with no interest for a year I believe I'll pay it off in that time and I've got a little more than 10k left on the less expensive car I have.

The issue with consolidation exchanges like this is that everything hinge on the dates and timelines of the first property sold.  

Consolidating your properties might be difficult, but will ultimately be up to what the banker deem as reasonable.In Norway, banks base your credit ability soley on you your income.

I had set up a business checking account with Wells Fargo, but when it came down to it, I couldn't afford to wait several business days to consolidate funds into that account -- I needed to send payments ASAP.Not the most ideal situation.

But it's better to spread your risk than consolidate your risk.I understand what others are saying about buying in a nicer area but if you have your money in two investments and one fails you still have the other investment.If you have all your money in one house and it fails, you've lost everything.