@Blake Yarbrough If you can structure the deal where you get the 80% financing with good terms and rate in place and it is a good deal meaning under contract with good terms, purchase price under market value and also being the asset and property manager.

Are you looking to hold on for long term appreciation while getting some cash flow or are you looking into other potential investment ideas?

Its also long term since freshly planted trees or the like take several years to begin bearing fruit.

Some of my properties have appreciated and some months i do have to be negative in cashflow but i am holding on, improving my systems in place because i am doing it for the long term. 

After years of sort of cruising on auto-pilot with a single tenant on a long-term lease, we figure it's time to assess the real value of this longtime family investment in case it might be time to sell.

I am interested in exploring renting it out long or medium term.

You have 3 long-term rentals.

Our lease also clearly states that every occupant must be listed on the lease and they are all equally and severally liable so that if 1 of the 3 doesn't pay rent, or just abruptly moves out, the other 2 are still fully responsible for all terms of the lease. 

Now yields are high enough in the US for us so after our last loans payoff there we are planning to dissolve.

I am thinking long term in planning what is best for my specific situation.