@Eric Dami Without knowing too much about the property, just from what you've said, my initial thoughts are this:Is this a fix and flip or a BRRRR?

Experienced investors will want to help you if you show initiative, drive, and genuine interest.

For many policies, if it is in the name of John Smith & Joe Jones, John Smith is the first named insured and has some special rights such as Initiating cancellation, requesting policy changes, receiving notices & return premiums. 

It is great to have a perspective from an investor and the initial thought process of reducing your risks.

For many policies, if it is in the name of   John Smith & Joe Jones, John Smith is the first named insured and has some special rights such as Initiating cancellation, requesting policy changes, receiving notices & return premiums.

When inquiring with the bank or credit union regarding their equity LOC product I would first ascertain how they allow the property be titled (individual, revocable trust) before even initiating an application. 

I see everyone on BiggerPockets as an entrepreneur.My favorite class in business school was Entrepreneurship and Venture Initiation.

My initial propose for obtaining a license was to pull comps myself and make my own offers.

Start some initial inquiries to hard money lenders and have that geared up for your deals. 

And after the two years I would likely sell the initial house and use all of the profits (tax free) to buy another house to live-in-flip and possibly house hack that one as well.I know I still have a lot of details and stuff I need to figure out but I just wanna hear any opinions on this plan.