Can you spare the money in the case of a total loss?

I bought this house using FHA (not 203k) with the intention to update everything eventually and sell or rent.I currently Airbnb 2 of the spare rooms and have a set area in the home for my office.I have an LLC that I use for my rental properties and have high limit credit cards for that business that I use to buy and rehab the properties using BRRRR.Is it appropriate to use those business credit cards to flip my primary residence and then refinance to conventional? 

Meeting with the town on Thursday to present my case to hopefully spare me from the tax increase.

If there's a group out there with a seat to spare, let me know, I'm in!!

. , Virginia , Maryland area for the next 2 weeks (11 - 25) with work and I have a lot of spare time during the day.

If you own a house or rent then get out of that and buy a multi-family dwelling 2-4 units, rent the other units and rent a spare bedroom in your unit to a friend.  

When/ if you find one being able to handle a rehab in your spare time will be difficult.

I'm getting a real estate agent's license in California next year in my spare time, with my studies starting in January 2020.

I would invest any spare cash (savings from your job, or cash flow from the upstairs unit) into a reserve fund for any major repairs that may come up down the road and then, secondly, to start accumulating cash for a second property.

If you bought a SFR in a neighborhood you like, could you rent out the spare bedrooms or put them on Airbnb?