But if I can't sell quickly, I could rent them and have multiple cash flow (because of the different income sources of the different tenants in the same unit) and wait for the market to recover and then sell the unit.Please let me know your comments and suggestions about this information.Thank you everyone!!

We agree we have 50/50 liability for expenses in the case of a loss.We differ in terms of cash flow breakdown.

It's been a great cash-flowing rental. 

They have the lowest rates we can find and since they are 30 year fixed...they allow us to cash flow better...which helps us qualify for other loans later.

You've left me with some important considerations and action items.

They have the lowest rates we can find and since they are 30 year fixed...they allow us to cash flow better...which helps us qualify for other loans later.

One often over looked over benefit of real estate investing is that the cash-flow is normally not taxed because it is shielded by depreciation.I think too many people get stuck on wanting real estate losses to offset their wages.I am getting 8% cash on cash return in real estate that is being shielded by depreciation.Plus I estimate that I am getting 4% appreciation on an annual basis.This 12% tax deferred return will build my wealth overtime.

What’s a good ballpark monthly cash flow for a long term rental? 

My clients there have done a really excellent job of producing cash-flowing properties, and there is a lot of growth in that area.

Investing your Individual Retirement Account (IRA) in real estate presents lucrative opportunities, but it entails specific rules and considerations.