If you have considerable money to invest then just use a commercial broker who will help you learn the ropes and they get a transaction or two out of it.

It has great cash flow as a rental, easily 1% value/month in rent.  

All very good points @Alan F.Worker's comp is certainly a worthy consideration.

The increase in cash flow you will get when it is paid off may be great enough that you want to keep the property, either monthly, or you can always cash out refinance and take out a larger lump sum which is tax free and just let the tenants pay it down over the course of the next 20 years but this time with a manager so you’re less involved.

Just playing devil's advocate - if you do manage to get 80% of 185k, would the property still cash flow with current rates on DSCR loans?

Thanks you Alexander, you are correct it looks like for the long term this area definitely is worth consideration, however just from some of the research I have done in the past few days, Elizabeth still has a better cashflow to cost ratio for the time being, don't you think?

That is a very high income so I would definitely look to acquire some short term rentals to supercharge the cash flow.  

No cash flow yet.

Good for you - exciting path for increased cash flow!

Ready to get YOUR family a cash flow producing rental property?