I am new to the real estate industry and am currently getting involved with home flipping.

I've visited the building (noticed slightly negative signs that the selling broker wasn't serious or as involved), I liked the renovations and seems like a decent fit for a rental property. 

I'm here for education and will move toward a paid account later.

Joining this community to become better and get involved in real estate investing.

Hello,I just made my account here last week.  

However, I don't know of any that will work direct with an insured, i.e. without an agent or broker involved. 

I have the same problem with a few of my companies and I have decided to stop placing clients with them.Also, You have grown out of a personal account into a commercial account.USAA is a great personal lines company, but they are not a commercial company.  

I have got my wife to create an account on BP as well, so she will be reading along and learning.

I enjoy rehabbing and improving houses, I just need some motivation to figure out the financial aspects involved.  

Yes, and no.No for Cash:  Someone has to have cash, if you are buying all cash or partial cash (down payment).No for Credit:  If there is a loan involved where credit is a qualifying factor, someone must be able to qualify.Yes for Cash:  There may not be any cash involved, but if there is, it doesn't have to be your cash.Yes for credit:  There may not be any loans involved, but if there is, it doesn't have to be your credit that is used to get the loan(s).