Also, hopefully you've been keeping bank statements to consider this an income generational property.

After 2 years, however, the property would be fully paid off and would start to generate a profit.

My current portfolio consists of 10 Short-term rentals and 10 long-term rentals that generate $40k a month in gross rent and about $20k in net profit (roughly half).  

Is there a way that I could help him generate enough cash flow to start paying off these debts?

Service based retail that is hard to replicate online, such as convenience stores, restaurants, QSR, grocery, wireless stores, dry cleaners, medical offices, hair and nail salons, etc can generate strong risk-adjusted yield compared to apartments.

From that point on that has been my quick and dirty way of evaluating.As an example, last Oct I purchased 2 4plexes that generated 5k a month in rent and purchased for $290k and put about $10k in updates into it. 

Where would you invest in land for multi-generational long term growth?

Hi @Larry Smet,Thanks for posting in the forums.However, we do not allow self-promotion, and posts looking for real estate agents tend to generate a lot of self-promotion from the agents on the site.We've locked this thread so it doesn't get filled with these posts, but we're not going to leave you high and dry!

Leverage is a tremendous wealth generator when used wisely.

I would try to find local commercial lenders and present the number to them and generate interest.