If you change the use of a property by converting bedrooms or reconfiguring properties you can also make solid returns where other investors turn their back.

The goal Is to eventually have enough money to keep them separate, but starting out is a weird in between time. 

Look for opportunities to solve a problem and you can find a deal eventually.

I don't have any direct experience with real estate investing but I've been inspired by the amount of internet research I've done, talking to a few friends, and my readings (i.e How to Invest in Real Estate, Rich Dad Poor Dad, 12 week year, etc.).I'm interested in initially just buying a house and renting it out to a few people, and then eventually getting into BRRRR sometime afterwords.Would love to connect with anyone out here!

Even if you don't do anything, the property might pass to the daughter eventually but might have to go through probate (or not might pass to the daughter depending on family dynamics).

The property is going to need renovations eventually but not until leases are up.

. $3.5kDebt-to-income concerns:Time for some napkin math for a concern that makes me worry whether this goal is actually possible...Assuming all goes as planned, I worry about eventually hitting a wall where I'm unable to qualify for new mortgages at a certain point due to how the investment properties' mortgages will affect my debt-to-income ratio. 

and I am planning to convert the property into LLC for investment purposes.Appreciate your inputs!!

Ask them what their holding costs where, rehab cost, and selling fees, and then practice your *** off.You will get a feel for it and eventually you will become so good at it, it just becomes intuition.

We eventually finished the basement and made an actual bathroom with a shower around it but I miss my strange lonely toilet!