I'm eager to get my feet wet and get started, I've educated myself enough to take my first step and get the ball rolling.

https://www.realestateexpress.com/I definitely think it depends on the kind of learner you are and how your current life is set up to determine whether you should do in class or online education.

At the moment it seems the best thing for me to do is to continue to talk to people for advice and information.  

Educate yourself and choose a specific niche in the industry (you're off to a great start by being on BP!)

I am looking to continue growing my education and network to put together my next deal in 2019. 

I was wondering how would you continue to house hack after house hack with low money down?

I feel like I could be pretty resilient from investing in the stock market for a few years but I guess I will never know if a bad deal would permanently scare me off or not since I've never owned a home before.Do you think rather than finding an amazing deal it would suffice for now simply to find something that could reduce what I would be spending on rent somewhere and then continue to search for good deals?

If someone loses their job and is not able to continue to make payments while under the lease option, how do you remove them from the property?

So you can make a little extra money and start getting hands off real estate experience and education. 

Only the liens listed in the Foreclosure case are wiped clean.If you read the Foreclosure case's "Preliminary Judicial Report" you'll be much more educated about the home loan and can better guess what is owed to the primary lien holder.