Has anyone purchased a Habitat for Humanity Home from the original owner?

I am interested in the BRRR Strategy, long term holding for cashflow, house hacking my first deal, and developing quality relationships with good people who will help me improve as a human being. 

Here, most multiple family dwellings have been split up into individual units and sold individually.

Some folks look at commercial buildings as 5+ unit apartment buildings or a warehouse or something like that while some lenders and Dodd Frank legislation look at a simple, single family residential that's non-owner occupied as a commercial dwelling because it generates income. 

@James Freeman Since you need a 4 bedroom, I would recommend that you look into the possibility of building an ADU, Accessory Dwelling Unit, to help supplement your current income.

You can insulate floors, bathroom & bed room walls for noise but its not required.IRC - International building code for one and two family dwellings.

Go on the bcbs or human website and get a quote like auto insurance and anticipate a 2 to 5% increase every year.

The premium for the policy goes based on the dwelling coverage of the structure.

This is my first step just gaining as much knowledge as humanly possible I have saved up about 40,000 and have access to VA home loans just trying to figure out what strategy is the best to start so I can direct my focus on that any insight or opinion Is greatly appreciated.

Private flood generally requires you to match the Home Owners Coverage A  dwelling amount with the flood amount.