But the idea of solving the water problem in a way that generates cash flow intrigues me. 

You don't need to generate a table for all of this.

A couple of book recommendations:- David Greene's 'Skill' & 'Sold'- Hyper Local, Hyper Fast Agent by Dan Lesniak- Gary Keller's Millionaire Real Estate Agent- Stephen Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Successful PeopleSoak up the practical advice and apply it.The main takeaways I got from these books:- A day where you don't work to generate leads is a day off.

In a BP video, Memphis was noted for it's RTP of 1.04%, low tax rate, and "could generate 20% can on cash return" (though where they are getting these number, idk.)2.

@Guka KaguReal estate investing is a pretty solid investment strategy, and flipping houses is one of the more popular ways to generate cash flow.

It generates solid cash flow that can more than cover the debt service, and we're experienced investors with great credit.

Amazing at how long some generations last.

New rent control laws and regulations, such as the ones in Oregon, can decrease revenue generation for investors.

And I’ve used both my 401k and Roth to create infinite returns and generational wealth with real estate in the 9 years I’ve been investing.

I have found 2 duplexes in oregon that would generate $100-$200 cash flow per month, I know it is not a lot, but it is still better than nothing:)