Hey @Swathi VijayakumarPlugging BP a little bit here...But the binder idea from this episode below was really good. 

I am under contract for a duplex in Syracuse, NY, built in 1925 and have received three different insurance quotes; all having significantly different dwelling replacement costs.Purchase Price: $155,000Quote 1 - $292,000 (premium: $1,062/yr)Quote 2 - $400,000 (premium: $1,072/yr)Quote 3 - $600,000 (premium: $1,264/yr)I chose the $2,500 deductible.How do I know how much I will need?

The wiser option would be get the property to strictly rent it out completely since I am searching for at least two to three family multifamily.Im not sure if this will work but here is the link to the analysis I did - https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

We'll start with the glaringly obvious...Lead sources for WholesalingThose three that you mentioned aren't going to be enough. 

In my neighborhood people post Ring clips of package bandits all the time, these cameras are not a deterrent to the porch pirates, why would they be to burglars?

If priced right, the seller can expect to receive multiple offers within the three day period.

Finally, in October, we had all three leased up and refinanced ($50k of initial $200k capital retained as equity).Deal #'s: $398k purchase price, 20% down conventional loan, $120k renovation costs ($33/SF), gross rents $6000 / mo2021: With my 12 month sabbatical coming to an end, I said f*** it, decided to pursue RE full time, and submitted my formal resignation.

Now that people are going back to the office, I am coming to the city for three days a week.

It's not exactly a triplex, so the personal mortgage lender would have to do them as three separate loans with 20% down each.

She had three for sale six months ago and was looking to buy multiple lots together, to do multiple builds without her Cash Partner.