If you are looking at creating cash flow now you should utilize your own savings (outside of tax-deferred accounts) to create passive income by investing in real estate notes or rental real estate. 

., if you're an accredited investor, decide to sell and want to defer your capital gains taxes you might consider learning about DSTs.

Just account for the fact that your building was either built in the 70's or 80's and likely has a lot of deferred maintenance.

New properties have fewer problems (no deferred maintenance), a 1/2/10 warranty, and yield higher rents now and in the future.

Defer taxes.Whatever it is, their reason doesn’t really matter. 

Hi @Naveen Desai, like @Ralph R. said, look into doing a 1031 Exchange to defer the capital gains.

Win the tenants over....attend to any deferred maintenance and don't rock their world too much.

I can do the 1031 exchange but this is only deferring tax.  

The credit companies are hoping people cannot pay it off in time and deferred interest kicks in for the 2 to 3 years of the start of the plan.I can pay for it many,many times over at anytime so not an issue.

A Solo 401k - a 401k plan for an owner-only business - opens the door to lots of flexibility and strategy in plan design.You could have pre-tax or Roth contributions for tax-deferred and/or tax-free growth.