Quote from @Tiffany Clay: I would love to be a resource to anyone who has questions in real estate investing.

Meetup.com is a good resource for those but some of the groups will also post here on Bigger Pockets Marketplace too.

There's plenty of resources and knowledge here.

My husband and I started investing in real estate in 2019 and quickly became passionate about helping other's create financial freedom through real estate which is our mission.

Something else to consider is your current financial position as construction/renovations requires capital. 

The listing agent should have all the info available to potential investors that they'll need to make an informed offer however including rent roll, financials, photos, proforma, sometimes current leases redacted and sometimes (more rarely) even a recent inspection or pre-inspection, etc. 

U can keep trying but as stated your best bet is a financial ( cash partner) and then you have to talk them into why they should give up a bunch of the deal to you.

Given our financial constraints at the time, we couldn't afford such a high sum for limited coverage.I'm told that the lapse in coverage for the few months between being dropped by our previous insurer and attempting to get a landlord/investment property policy will make if VERY difficult to get a policy.I'm not sure that my agent really has much experience in insuring investment properties/rental properties.I reached out to Arcana (now MSI, and they forwarded my a list of agents/reps that could work with me.My question is: Are there any other places I should be looking to obtain coverage?

We (3 siblings) bought a home for a little over $1M just before covid, now it's appreciated to $1.4M - $1.5M.All 3 names are on home title. 2 siblings want to sell, one of the sibling is financially capable of buying out the other 2 siblings. 

Your biggest risk if you execute the plan will be running out of money in retirement, either due to natural longevity and/or later health issues draining your resources.