Right now I house hack, but am looking to properly get in the game by end of next year, so I'm trying to be prepared.

It's great that you are getting ready to take the first step to house/room hacking.

I'm looking at working with insurance companies/temporary housing for my next rental, I have an LLC, but I don't know what kind of credibility they look for since I only have my personal residence that I house hack.

Focus on building a network of contractors for repairs, set clear boundaries for house hacking, and take advantage of tax benefits.

House hacking can also be a solid way to offset expenses early on.It sounds like you're diving in with a great mindset and skill set—being handy and managing yourself puts you ahead of the game. 

I would love to start real estate investing, and I am thinking of house-hacking a 2-bedroom condo in Miami as there seems to be a good amount of units delivering in the Brickell area.

@Travis Myershouse hack

Quote from @Thomas Haessig: I have two accepted offers to buy and house hack.

My wife and I house-hacked our first place in ALX renting out the basement on Airbnb as a monthly rental.We're now on our second property doing the same thing.It's short notice, but if you wanna attend today's NOVA REI meetup, it's the last one of 2024 and we're meeting at Tyson's mall on the 3rd floor.

Over the summer I used a VA loan to purchase a 3br/1b per unit duplex that I'm currently house-hacking, doing a live-in remodel on the second floor with the first floor totally updated and occupied with college students.