Can you guys recommend a good insurance company that can support flips moving forward?

Shortly thereafter the wholesaler sent me some absurd supporting comps and included the realtors information.

It is a turnkey place in a University Neighborhood, in fairly good condition with appliances about a decade old and a good structure, newer roof and windows.  

It is my goal to provide housing and a support system for foster children who have aged out of the system and have found themselves homeless and destitute.  

This one meets in Fairfax off of University Dr.  

I've been a landlord for seven years, and am excited to learn more and get support and advice from other folks on this crazy and rewarding ride.

Similar to investing nearby a university, in theory.

My brother is about to head to college and I was thinking about perhaps putting a down payment on a triplex were he could live, after showing my parents the money he will spend on rent during his 4 years ( about 14400$ since rent around the university is about 300$) they have decided they could pay half the down payment (10k) if I instead don't charge him to live there.

Plus would neighborhood comps support your new value if you're only doing less than $10k in rehab?

By the numbers, the cashflow may look better, but the turnover tends to be higher and you have a whole new set of CapEx expenses that have to be supported entirely by that one likely lower-rent unit (it needs its own water heater, HVAC, roof, etc.)If the property isn't a great deal without the garage unit, it won't be a great deal with the garage unit.