Call your banks and ask them if they offer any options and try to work with them.Another option is to sell one of your property, consolidate and move on...

The loans can be good options, though, if you are trying to achieve a lower blended rate or streamline your mortgage payment by just having one payment as opposed to several.

I do have a full time W2 job, but I certainly try to make time for this outside of work. 

No auditor will look at every transaction, but they pick a fair number to try to find any issues, as well as review the General Ledger entries, bank reconciliation reports, etc in an attempt to find any wrong inputs, or worse, blatant fraud.

So, you are basically trying to borrow 50k at 30% interest? 

And, all commercial loans I've been privy to care much more about the DCSR than the paper value of the thing.Unless you're trying to save your first 4 conforming loans for other purposes, I'd first look at getting separate loans for each property from the same lender who's using conventional FNMA guidelines.

I'm in my research phase of my investing career and I'm trying to get my numbers Dailed in on analyzing properties.

I'm renovating 2 kitchens in a duplex and trying to decide what is the best countertop material.

Anyone try investor matching before?

I was only trying to explain that a lot of us GPs have resources, along with obviously market expertise, to be able to provide quick feedback on specific investments.