That's on your shoulders to get the education, not for a mentor to decide for you.Again, this is meant to be constructive, so I truly hope you take it that way.

All you need is a good real estate education, and you need to take action.

I figure with that luxury this could be a win win for me.I know I am not fully prepared at this time to make that commitment (Education wise) so if anyone can send me some feedback on the steps I will need to take considering I will be only 18 with no credit, and where I might want to change things or a better way to go about this I would really appreciate it !

I am here to educate myself further on the real estate opportunities; renting, flipping, etc.

Which is where everyone starts regardless if they plan to spend more on their education or not.  

However, I look at that as an investment in my Rehabbing Education.

., but you'll find lots of that kind of education here. 

Full disclosure: I am a client of the author's law firm but this article is not an advertisement and is freely available for information/education purposes.  

Maybe i need to educate myself and ask my lenders more questions

Even though I have been educating myself since 2009 by reading books and blogs, watching webinars and tv shows, listening to podcasts and having hands on experience in the RE world (I co-own a reno company and am a mortgage loan officer (as well as a personal finances advisor)), I believe that we should never stop learning and sharpening our skills.