For an LLC that remodels and/or holds, from what I understand, it is advised to have:-Builder's Risk/Property (for remodels/flips)-General Liability-UmbrellaRegarding the General Liability, is it advised to have commercial/business liability in addition to the general liability attached to the property?

Take a look at the attached property analysis and let me know if you think its a good deal.

The attached picture is the ideal scenario, our goal is to raise rent to $500/unit, and cut random, unneeded expenses.

The garage I am planning to convert is also attached.

I just looked at the property from the outside yesterday and noticed it had a sign on the door that said available with a phone number attached.

Hey @Trevonte Mosby, the only deals anywhere near 1% that I'm seeing on the MLS lately are attached properties in rougher neighborhoods and underpriced SFRs that end up selling for well over asking.My advice would be to grow as many lead gen sources as possible.

:)Attached are a few screen shots. 

There is a spot on the Offer to Purchase Contract (2-T) to note the attachment. 

Asking price: $80k (my realtor said it was priced fairly for area)Property is turnkey, doesn’t need anything but some paint and some fresh gravel for the driveway.Rent is listed as $850 in my attached report but think I can go a bit higher - posted a fake ad before offering at $850 without pictures and had 7 people reach out in 3 days.https://www.biggerpockets.com/analysis/rentals/e92aca0e-38c0-49fa-8c6c-05e65cb123af.pdf

So, I've been looking at properties with 3bed 2 bath and a attached garage.