I am currently in a VA mortgage which has a two-year requirement.

Going back to your suggestion, I am moving on from the lender I posted about, if you see the first two replies; where the user's name goes in the upper left corner says that "account closed" The borrowers I have can put up 30% down and rehab property as most of them are in the "remodeling business.

Your first two sentences are clear.

And because if it doesn't rent as well as you need, you have a reason to sell.You've also held the property across two tax years and two calendar years. 

Ill addd my two cents.

Relationships are a two-way street, and the more you invest in others, the more likely you'll get valuable insights and support in return.

It should be " I want to flip 2 homes this year with a profit of $30,000 or more so that I have $90,000 to buy my first two long-term rentals" The more dialed in you get with that the easier you will achieve that. 

Sell it in two years.

@J ScottI have two questions .

Get to your local RE meeting, you will learn more in two days then months and months of reading books that are not reality.