If you can do that while still in college, you will basically get all of your housing paid for you for the balance of your college career, be learning a very important part of the REI profession while you are at it and graduate with a fraction of the debt that your counterparts will be. 

Call around but chances are you won't get higher than 85% CLTV when you take out a HELOC (meaning you will only have access to a fraction of that equity)

I even find my own deals for a fraction of what any wholesaler would sell.I have houses that I have bought that are sitting in line for one of my crews to rehab them and make them another rental.

The ideal scenario would be some land with the utilities already in place and the strategy I am thinking off the bat is to buy fractions of land (with the ability to purchase more next door as the project scales) and begin with the low-cost items to start cash flow such as the glamping tents, tiny homes, and low-cost amenities.I can provide up to 700k equity and believe a great partner would be someone with 5+ years licensed construction experience, similar Peter Pan like mindset, or is experienced with creative financing.

I only spend a fraction of that and they still treat me pretty well :-)

Alabama bids down the interest rate all the way to 0% As someone who is looking to acquire property, I hate fractional ownership.

So if there is a way to combine both , then we can get the benefits of the TIC - shared ownership, fractional loans, rights to property income, resale of ownership share + benefits of the LLC - eliminate liability risk extending beyond the property.Is this even possible ?

I don't even know where to start, when trying to explain crypto currency to anyone, let alone telling them that they could turn their home into some "internet currency", sell a fraction of it,  use it to buy goods in some other countries ... 

For that reason, I actually purchased in Philly where I was able to buy for a fraction of the price and a fraction of the taxes.

Sometimes a fractional land ownership is mentioned in the title documents.