I am wondering if anyone here has been involved with Independent Senior living type of business and can share their thoughts/experiences (e.g. builders, investors on REIT's, people living in these facilities, etc). 

Hi Skylar - I'm not familiar with pricing in your region, but contacting a trustworthy Independent Insurance Agent in your area will help a lot. 

Both of these are done with a fair amount of money, I know because I have just completed my first flip independent of anyone and made a significant investment, but my goal is to have an INCOME of no less than $6,000 a month and in the shortest amount of time.

The TriValley is a bit tough to find a cash flowing multi family in. Depending

This deal is probably $20k-$40k in annual premiums depending on the values.An independent insurance broker, with an emphasis on commercial will be able to provide some viable options. 

If you're starting at 16 years old and already networking, you have a very good chance of becoming financially independent at a very young age :)

This works fine while you're starting out, but it's worth using software with an audit trail to cover yourself legally.

You want to have a source of independent comps, someone that can help you get an idea of ARV, rents, or an approximation of retail selling price. 

Jennifer,I would suggest contacting a couple of Independent Insurance Agents. 

@Matthew ShayIn general, regardless of the industry you're in, independent folks usually don't benefit from forming an LLC until they are making $100,000 plus.E&O insurance and all the verbiage generally protects agents.