Neither of my tenants got along and I constantly had to be the middle man to disputes and find ways to come to compromises or setting new rules to follow.

Either way, I would try and come to a compromise if it is a property that checks the boxes for you, because I know in my market in Connecticut it is very rare to find a seller that will even entertain seller financing primarily because they can't grasp the concept and/or they need the money from the sale. 

I agree with Cj that a compromise could be you having the title and managing it all on paper, but letting your daughter get as involved as she wants to.

@Franky JuwanaYour partner technically should not have been able to use 1031 proceeds to get into a flip project.It is not "investment" for "investment".I am not even sure if he is already compromised, I would think so...I guess something your partner and his accountant will hash out.Have you considered selling your partner your share of the property?

Nowadays I see too many "flipped" homes which compromise functionality.

Either way, don't compromise more than you want to.

(The U.S. seems to had been moving computer-tech people, into mid-Oregon state, in the 20210's, until the Wall Street Journal indicated in articles, that hackers in Russia were compromising this move, into the Bend-Rendmond-Prineville, Oregon parts of Oregon.

Accordingly, Congress still need to put partisan bickering aside and reach a legislative compromise as soon as possible.

The requested lease back is to help seller finalize things with his current move out of state...and to help close the deal at a lower sale price... a compromise..

So we compromised with one story's on our lots were bordering the neighbors and two story on interior lots.