If you cannot sell them now and may have challenges what is going to change if I gave you the money to make sure I get paid off?

I have an Off-Grid cabin.....we use a well and solar (that I installed myself).

Thanks, Leehttps://therealdeal.com/2021/12/15/realtor-com-nixes-crime-map-in-effort-to-promote-fair-housing/

to be clear, I'm still buying - I just closed on an off-market condo I'm rehabbing, and I'm  working on a seller finance deal.I was trying to point out that a conventional deal - a standard, long-term rental purchased at market price, with conventional or DSCR debt - will not cash flow. 

I would have to pay that off as my brother manages and makes the payments for the property.

We then used that to buy a 4 plex and put all of the 'cash flow' towards paying that note off within the 5 years and now have both properties cash flowing nicely for no more input from our SOLO401Ks.Right now I am working with a seller that is looking to sell a portfolio of about 10 units with seller financing and he is open to doing it non recourse.

One ended up in court costing close to $30,000 and the second involved a lengthy process with the banks lawyers and mortgage team to get the partner off the mortgage when they went AWOL and didn’t uphold their part of the deal.

You're probably better off talking to an attorney than CPAs for these types of questions as attorneys deal more with the entity structure, liability protection, etc. 

My point is the process of investing in real estate is not as fluid as it seems and for busy people it may even turn them off or they may just start splurging money and expect high cash flow and that won't happen.

Quote from @Kyler J Sloan: My rentals made over $150,000 net cashflow last year, but my tax returns showed around $10,000 income because I wrote off all the LEGAL deductions.