Local lenders you might find are Consolidated CCU, Red Canoe CU, WAFD Bank, do them in Oregon.  

If both come from the same address, it could be a sticky issue for asset protection - which is a question for an attorney, and I'm not one.A common solution for both problems it to have one LLCs as a management company for the others and consolidate banking and emails and everything else administrative under that LLC.Managing multiple emails is possible but is certainly a chore. 

3 red hotels consolidated and professionally managed instead of little green houses spread all over the place. 2 and a half down, one to go! 

You can also look at solutions like ShowMojo or Tenant Turner for remote showings; however, doing remote showings does not come without risks.There are a lot of posts on BP about software you can look back on to get more opinions, but here's some consolidated information:Some of the most useful items BiggerPockets members have identified are features that save time so they can spend time working on their next property.

Few factors that drove me to mf right out of the gate: 1) only get so many Fannie/Freddie loans on traditional financing so I wanted as many doors under each loan as possible 2) can consolidate cap ex protects like new roof/siding (though keep in mind, bigger/taller property will mean more $$ for each project than a sfh--though still cheaper as a whole) 3) closing costs are roughly the same for a sfh or triplex so better to get a 3 for 1, 4) especially if youre out of state like I am, easier to track and manage everything for 6 units in two properties rather than 6 separate properties (I use property management but you still need to monitor/manage the pm).

I like that it consolidates the move in and out into one document, for easy comparison.

Long-term outlook- Blame more rich, make more poor, consolidate capital with rich, fire, poop, sun, high taxes, bad schools, dodgers losing World Series, Giants winning World Series; Humm Baby!

Variations, consolidation, yes, 100%.

I believe you can group LLCs and consolidate tax submissions but I don't know enough about that to speak about the pros/cons or how to do it.

My initial motivation was to diversify my assets and consolidating its management.