Education and networking will be two powerful items to focus on, especially early on.

Just a few items; lumber prices are up 325%, conduit is up 50%, any product which is produced with materials from one country and assembled in a different country is taking 3x the normal lead time, at best.  

@Lyn Green I was saying that it is a common misconception that you can write off more items with an LLC than not.

You just need to find an agent that can help you analyze the deal, but I don't think they'll let anyone show that one without an LOI or ratified offer, so it's hard to verify condition and Capex items up front.

If they come in as partners, they can deduct the interest expenses directly against their share of income from partnership.If they come in as lender, they can still deduct the interest as investment interest but might be limited depending on various other factors such as need to itemizing deductions rather than standard deduction. 

I don't have one specific contact at Cross because I have more than one entity that has policies with them, and they seem to assign the account rep based on the name of the owner/entity.It's important to get quotes from multiple agencies as they have access to different carriers and may quote you higher or lower depending on what other risk their currently carrying in that area/zip code.

However, you should not need to ask for these items.  

For a house that I'm buying as a flip project, which items in my home insurance policy should I cover the most and which the least.Thank you!

I look at major items like roof, foundation, HVAC and main sewer line.

They removed the majority of items and then left me to finish up.