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Would this be something that could hurt the legal protection between personal and business? 

Quote from @Jose Ramirez: I wonder if anyone can give me your feedback on umbrella insurance State Farm called me and told me that I should open a umbrella policy for my rental properties Most umbrella policies don’t cover business pursuits, nor losses from having too low damage coverage.

I'm writing this post to see if there is any advise to give me or a mentor that's willing to help me understand if this is an area in business that I can grow in.

A brand new building with commercial space on the first floor could mean new restaurants, shops, and businesses for the neighborhood, all of which would mean the area would become a more desirable area to live, and your property price would likely benefit as a result.  

Hi @Josh Walker,Your lender local to Detroit must be using some homeowner's insurance premium "shouldn't come in higher than..." assumption(s) to qualify people because HOI is part of DTI.

I’m business minded and pretty decent with tools.

It always intrigue me that people are willing to do house hacks without an ADU or an additional living unit.

I work with people to sponsor deals with them through syndications (and even JV's at times) and have a Multifamily Accelerator (link above) to teach and work with people on their deals.

Residential investing will teach you what you need to know, scaled down, as far as running a business and numbers go.