Your feelings of weariness over fumbling is normal but I believe that experience is the best teacher.

My wife and I bought a house on a teacher's salary 5 years ago that we used as a live-in flip and profited $100k.

This guy is a writer and his wife is a teacher. 

I would be salary as a teacher and that is my only concern since I wanted to house hack as soon as I move over there.

Well, as it is well known that experience is the best teacher and since we lack experience, we figured our next best option was to reach out to the BiggerPockets community and trade dialog with other investors to help us minimize our mistakes and increase our chances of success in our first real estate deal.

Neither of us works in real estate - I'm a yoga teacher and he's a research chemist.

You'll have a tough time finding a teacher just by declaring that you are ready to be taught.Start by giving.

I am a full time coach and teacher that wants to start my real estate investment journey. 

I'll save at those future closings once I have the license.I also wouldn't mind acting as a buyer's agent for friends who are looking to buy.Right now I am a high school teacher full time, but in the future, who knows?

What scares me is what if the CPA I contact also finds it confusing and makes a mistake :OThe only reason I got worried is after I recently heard how one of my teacher's accountant made a mistake and they ended up having to pay fees and penalties and backtaxes for 4 years after IRS audited them.