Is balanced such that your overall cash flow from the other, free-and-clear portfolio covers your negative cash flow on the highly mortgaged portfolioThere are other things that come up in these threads like poison pills and other fancy stuff.

I have a consolidation loan with a $9,000 balance, a car lease, and two credit cards.

Would you put the total amount of the mortgage balances and other liens?

The note is performing with current unpaid balance $40K currently.

I own 3 rentals (2 of which are in this flood zone) and am using all of the cashflow to try to pay off the lower balance one in the flood zone so that I can drop the insurance. 

I have seen regular pizza joint purchases, movies or eating out, all fine but when such are excessive for the income that can indicate poor money management, especially when there is a lack of savings and balances run thin at the end of the month.If I see checks every week to some church, guess what that probably means.....How people take care of and use thier money can tell you more about them than anything they might tell you!

It seems as though revenue would come to the management company which would pay bills/expenses, extract a management fee and return the balance if any to the holding company capital and/or retained earnings accounts.

She scaled back from her peak so she can have more balance.

What's it worth vs. the mortgage balance?

Any creative ways for them to get a loan, sell the property at a discount, use the loan to pay the balance of the mortgage, and make payments on the small loan?