It presents a good balance between distributing vacancy risk and consolidating management effort.

An ultimate goal is to consolidate these rentals in one state when we retire.

@Chris Sukala It's really inefficient to keep those old 401ks spread out - at the very least, you should consolidate them into a single IRA, whether it's self-directed or not.FWIW, When I looked at it, the annual fees for the SD IRA started at about $400/year and went up from there.

Consolidate up to larger assets or offer seller-financing or re-deploy to syndications, etc. 

I used to have 13 companies and I consolidated alot of it.

I went to A&M Consolidated High School and Texas A&M University class of '03. 

You would likely get help there.I would consider 2 things:(1)debt consolidation with my current home equity and or refinancing whatever debt I can - which could free up some cashflow. (2)credit repair services; these companies tend to assure everything on my credit repor should be there and is reporting accurately.Reg

Consolidating multiple loans with one lender can decrease your interest rate as well as your monthly payments.- Best of luck - I just bought my first property this year (a two family) which as you mentioned is doubling as my residence and investment property.Feel free to reach out with any questions. 

I suggest you have your parents refi to consolidate their loans since rates are so low right now. 

Anyone received any guidance on being able to do debt reduction/consolidation with the EIDL (not complete paydown and refinance)?