Anything beyond those limits can be carried forward indefinitely and anything remaining would be fully realized upon sale of the property. 

People like yourself are willing to take the big risk of locking up your money for an indefinite amount of time, hoping that your hard work and market appreciation will yield a return worthy of your time.

If you or anyone else comes across a thread where the OP needs to drop back in, definitely use the @Messaging to draw them back.Thanks again!

Riley - Thanks for jumping in! Definitely

I've seen plenty of deals where all partners have their initial capital returned to them + profit split at the sale of the property but not sure how this would be structured if I want to own a property indefinitely but don't necessarily want to be in a partnership with another investor indefinitely. 

While I am hopeful that the unemployment situation is a temporary issue --- I am planning for the worst which is the possibility of me needing to pay for both residences indefinitely (due to parent's age)...Thank you,

And while it is indeed  at face level only indefinite deferral. 

Have enough in reserves to cover the payment, and you get to carry forward any losses in the future indefinitely until you eventually get back above water. 

The problem is you can't continue to squeeze expenses indefinitely.

That won't continue indefinitely but the appreciation rates they are seeing on the higher end won't either.