Same thing here, just on a much larger and more important scale.

We won't build anything larger than 1400 sq ft if we're intending to sell them right now. 

With this proses the investors I work with are also able to take advantage of some great incentives including solving for the biggest problem in the field, interest rates.The investors I work with also appreciate a turn key process on Single fam up to Quads and larger community development.  

And if you do not think you will get caught, a lot of nosey neighbors will call you out on it (we did not rent a basement but we had built a shed as an outdoor dog house that was heated and air conditioned and someone called about that on us...).

Assuming the insurance premiums don’t significantly impact my cash flow (which is one of my primary goals), how do you assess the risk of taking out a loan under my personal name versus opting for a commercial loan that requires a larger down payment and comes with a higher interest rate?

In my ideal scenario, I would do some more entry level projects to start off while I learn the ins and outs, but my goal would be to eventually work on more luxury flips - larger scaled projects in more desirable neighborhoods (though fewer and farther between).  

Many investors hold properties in their name until their portfolio grows larger, then transfer them into an LLC later.

We have a larger one but not the full size one in the master bedroom coffee bar area.$379 Insignia 70" F30 4k Fire TV - https://www.amazon.com/All-New-Insignia-70-inch-Class-NS-70F...Not a bad TV if you are looking for a larger unit.

There are so many ins and outs when buying distressed homes it's definitely something you'll want to be able to lay your hands on, at the beginning at least.Buying turnkeys is a great option as well, there are some larger companies who offer lower interest rate options while operating in more affordable states that are landlord friendly.

@Lewis Kerwin, based on those pictures I'm guessing the PM has a dog in the race aka that they stand to profit from the re-paint they propose.