@Vasundhara Ranjani Your assumption that it's all about the cash flow is wrong, maybe on BP where we see a lot of small investors targeting cash flow for retirement income, to pay the bills, and/or to supplement whatever income shortfalls they may be having.When I worked in the Private Equity industry, nobody invested for maximum cash flow.

It seems like connecting with other real estate professionals in the area would really supplement the other resources. 

Water will remain in your name, but you can send them a supplemental bill each month.  

My idea is to take over the payments on the existing mortgage and also use an installment land contract to supplement the daughter’s income enough that it will negate the debt when she applies for a new mortgage.

As you pointed out  which I think I should do is to take a lessor paying job  or something part time to cover the bills and supplement income through real estate. 

If the buyer is financing with a low/no down payment loan (VA, FHA, USDA), the sale is likely to blow up unless the seller reduces the sale price or the buyer brings supplemental cash to closing.Bottom line:  Do the homework or hire a Realtor to do it and get a solid understanding of the property's value. 

The goal would be to supplement a $80K-100K income within a year. 

I downloaded the supplements, registered with Bigger Pockets, started listening to the Podcast, started reading BP and other business books.

I use a standalone website for my VR to 'supplement' my OTA bookings, not replace them. 

Since demand was high in the warm months, and the water level was low, they had to supplement the water supply with water from the lake.