I use Excel to consolidate my reports, for cash flow analysis, expenses, make sure that I have cash in all the different bank accounts.

We only have to wait to close until rehab is complete or 30 days has passed on title.Our strengths are for buy and hold, 30 year term, aggressive rates, speed of closing(20 business days), only 30 days seasoning on title, no sourcing or seasoning on funds for closing, 75% LTV on purchase or refi, close under personal or business for title, and blanket loans for 3-9 properties per loan (helps clean up borrowers bureau as we do not report to credit/ raises LTV, consolidates payments).

Personally, I'm not a fan of tying properties together (ie, using a HELOC on one property to purchase another)... or for consolidating debt with a HELOC (buying cars, vacations,  paying off loans etc).  

This would consolidate it all into one, so I wouldn't feel so over leveraged, but most importantly, free up my line of credit for more potential property purchases. 

I do like their consolidated view as now I can see multiple deals from multiple platforms all at once so that save time.

But here we go: I have a property that has been rented with the same property management company for years, but I am planning to consolidate and move my properties to one company.

But here we go: I have a property that has been rented with the same property management company for years, but I am planning to consolidate and move my properties to one company.

Down the line that will help consolidate management costs.Andy Rumple it is 3/4 occupied, so it's bringing in $1550 as it stands.

I haven't consolidated them and I suppose the other option is to take them out of forbearance to consolidate.

The sale can be for an increased market price, earned equity, or coordinated with another strategy where you are consolidating equity for a larger investment.