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#1: If I wanted my character to have two separate communicators, one for business and one for personal affairs, would that be possible? Would it require another communicator purchase or could I fluff that my character made it to where it had two "phone numbers", one that forwarded to a business and one that one direct?

You can just fluff that, since how the device looks like and operates is up to your discretion.

#2: Omlinium is obviously the most valuable resource in the Omniverse, but individual verses would have their own form of currency correct? Say an Imperial Credit for Coruscant? If Imperial Credits are a thing could a character use them to employ secondaries to do menial jobs, so long as they don't empower their owner omlinium wise, just helping the Entrepreneur/Prime get more Imperial Credits?

No. All verses use omnilium as a currency. Instead of saying that omnilium is the 'most valuable resource', it would be more accurate to say that it's the only resource with any real value, since anything else would be far too easy to replicate. That said, however, how much a certain amount of omnilium is worth in a certain place might differ; after all, the local authorities are likely to regulate prices depending on the amount of omnilium in circulation in their local economy.

#3: In the Coruscant information it has a line that says

For those with Omnilium in excess, you can buy a house or headquarters here – all construction is done by government-approved bodies, to be in keeping with the city’s image.

. Would this mean that I would need extra Omlinium to create a base here? Would being an official member of the Empire/Empire Government be required? If so, would either of the two Coruscant Quests help in getting permission/access to higher tier headquarter approval?

That part really just means that, IC-wise, you're not allowed to plop down buildings on your own accord so as to not mess with the city's urban plan. But no, you don't have to pay extra and you don't need to be a member/subject of the Empire in order to have your headquarters in Coruscant.

By extension, that also means you don't have to do the Empire quests in order to gain permission to have your headquarters located in the higher tiers. That said, if you do sign up with the Empire, you could use that as IC justification for being able to set up shop in the higher tiers or even getting a house/apartment in the first place. That's how Sarah and I handled it: in exchange for signing up with the EPD, our characters were assigned one of the military-owned apartments.

I will also add this. While it costs OM to move your HQ from one verse to another, there is technically nothing preventing you from relocating your base within the same verse if you desire. So if you wanted to, you could roleplay starting off as a small business in the lower Tiers, only to gradually move up as your business grows until you have a needlessly shiny Tier 1 skyscraper of your very own.