Also, I think it may bring more money sold separately, rather than combined.  

Sometimes they're combined into one utility company.For taxes in Atlanta you can search for a property's previous tax bills here: https://www.fultoncountytaxes.org/property-taxes/search-for-tax-bill.aspxOf course this is based on current assessment. 

It was only at that point we mostly combined our finances. 

Let me break down my current situation a bit:- I’m 39- Marine combat veteran - Retired law enforcement offficer- $8,500 a month tax free from military compensation and law enforcement retirement combined. - $300k cash to start investing with- Make extra cash from teaching online at a university and retail real estate since last September (not excited about it though.

The BRRRR strategy sort of combines a flip with a rental. 

Rehabs & silver only.And I’ve combined & moved around several credit lines to get 0% interest or improve my credit score!

We will be using my cash combined with a loan that she will take out on her 401k.

From my experience, individuals with that combination of experience have access to a plethora of deals for the traditional and strategic investor alike.  

Nearly all of the residents receive public assistance, with their rents being paid through a combination of SSI payments, Medicaid and Waivers (subsidies from financial providers).

Further, as a flip, the four bedroom layout may be okay, but combining two of the bedrooms into a large single room, possible master, would have more value but as a rental the extra bedroom may make more sense.