Graphic Designer both have very little debt Both have clean criminal ect...And have been in their current separate rentals for over 2 years each.  

I have three flips going right now and keeping the expenses separate is important to me.

In December 2019, I had posted an article outlining 8 separate deals I put under contract (totaling over $1M in real estate) in 12 months.

My apologies on the lack of info I had numbers in a separate note 4 bedroom rent post rehab - $20002 bedroom rent - $1400Studio rent - $700Monthly payment including taxes, pmi, mortgage and insurance - $2,600Water bill - $200Trash removal - $100Heat for 2 bedroom and 4 bedroom - $250 (Studio is separately metered, all electric separately metered) 7% vacancy

Two 2/1 and one 1/1.I went to the property and it is one main house separated in two with one 2/1 on one side and one 2/1 on the other side with an extra storage room in the back.

You lose that "one degree" of separation between you/owner and the other side. 

We find that a little separation in the renting process is better for both sides to avoid mistakes.

The only issue is as an LLC, I must keep my personal finances separate from the business’.

That is, they don't see your LLC (which is created in a State) as a separate entity so everything you do is filed under your personal tax return. 

I will draw a distinction here that there is the topic of having an emergency fund for your business(each rental property is it's own microbusiness) and a separate emergency fund for your personal budget.