I've read up on a bunch of posts about insurance for flips but most of the answers were very specific to the individuals situation and I wasn't able to find the info I was looking for.I'm going to be buying my first flip soon and I don't plan on hiring a GC, only subs.

I live in a medium sized city with multiple hospitals and I do see a lot of traveling RNs.  

My monthly HH income is 16k USD after tax.After looking at multiple properties and calculating the overall net income it is quite difficult to come to a net positive cashflow (taking into account Mortgage payment, HOA, property taxes, insurance, rental taxes). 

Hi Joseph,I have used this strategy in a large basement (1100 sqft) with multiple rooms. 

She needs to do something to keep the noise down, or I feel we will need to take more aggressive action (or the upstairs neighbor will keep complaining, and this situation will never end).

@Justin MacaskillYeah, I hate to be another miser here, but I wouldn't do it.We own medium-term rentals in Denver and Colorado Springs, and the only time we've had a problem was when we went against our agreed-upon parameters and let someone in with really bad credit but with an up-front payment.It's not the same situation as yours, but I think you stick to what you ask for.

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I am new to being a landlord, but more so my situation is complicated.

Obtaining the right financing is a key step to nailing house hacking, especially given your unique situation with a self-employed partner. 

Anyone in the same situation?