I was advised that no fir level insurance company will touch it and I will have to seek out the secondary market like Lloyd's of London or a Korean market and it will be pretty expensive. 

This is a team sport. 

Here's why and a few pointers on being careful doing it.What's the point of a sport?

Also, the location of this home is prime as it is very close to Grand Park which brings in families for sports tournaments.

The investment that Jeff Vinik and Bill Gates made in our Channelside/Downtown market in creating an "innovation hub" as well as expanding our entertainment/sports venue have brought relocation of companies and talent to the market.

Round Rock has it's own economy due to Dell, Samsung, and a number of tourism opportunities: Dell Diamond, soon-to-be Kalahari (largest indoor water park and convention center in the US), sports complex).

I'm game...A snip-it from a post I did on this thread about investing in Wisconsin: Milwaukee is sitting on some of the most affordable housing in the country, is adjacent to one of the largest freshwater lakes in the world, has entertainment & food that rivals every major metro, it's sports teams bat way above average for a small market which attracts hundreds of thousands if not millions of people here annually, economic development has been happening at a level unprecedented since the '50s (we are breaking ground on the world's largest mass timber building in June), has a tech ecosystem on the ground floor of attracting major talents with partners from the fortune 500 companies in town... 

New restaurants (mostly Denver-based establishments, which I have to point out as a Denver snob now living in Colorado Springs), a sports venue, higher end apartments. 

No offense, but it sounds like there is a lot of learning that needs to happen, plus MF is a team sport. 

When my kids were at sports practices i would go for a 2 hour walk a couple times a week to go street by street to feel the neighborhoods.