It might be the right time for you to engage in investing.

I currently own two properties, one is my primary residence with about 200k in equity and another is great grandmother's house which is paid off and worth about 285k ( appraisal done less than a month ago) I am engaged to be married and it is my goal to create enough passive income through real estate to eventually cover the 6k intended mortgage on our dream home.

Stay engaged in the RE and BP communities to network and learn.

The next step it seems is to go through the re-zoning process and to engage with our bank about splitting the land, which I'm working through now. 

I am the Community Engagement Specialist here as well as a DFW local (NFW/ Keller).

The difference between that and what you're asking is if you plug 2019 rental numbers in most markets, alongside 2022 housing prices, you will get a negative CoC because you will be losing money. 

When you invest in real estate, you engage in a secure venture.

What happens to people who get engaged or need a parent to move in, either of which will Riley have a weaker financial profile.  

8i: Activity not engaged in for profit income? 

I'd be willing to work along side with someone who's a real estate investor to see what things they deal with, help them out while I'm learning day-to-day actions along side an experienced investor.