My husband and I are both licensed real estate agents.  

Another advantage you had as a JD in CT is that you can get your your salesperson license very easily.

I am a licensed realtor in PA, so I have specialized skills in other obvious areas of the business.We have a few approaches that we've considered in how to deploy our money for it's first cycle, and would appreciate some feedback from those with greater knowledge.Between our liquid assets and access to loans, we have the option to spread our nest egg out over several projects.

I don't have a real estate license so I can't access the MLS.

I also don't want to lose an earnest deposit on a co-whole deal, or attract attention of the real estate licensing board. 

Your lawyer is not a CPA and did not go to school for accounting and tax codes (unless a Tax attorney or some attorneys who also have a CPA license.)

I have a client (I'm a licensed RE agent) who's home I am selling.

The idea behind BRRR is that you finish the rehab and you are ready to rent the place out and move into a cheaper/longer term loan product immediately and then on to the next deal. 203k loans, in addition to the extra red tape and requirements like using a licensed GC to do the work, have 2 major caveats: the property has to be livable and it has to be owner occupied.

IM SO EXCITED FOR THAT NEW JOURNEY, I HAVE 3 MORE LICENSES LEFT THOSE AND BUY MY 1ST PROPERTY NEW YEAR. 

What are the other 3 licenses you are going for?