if so, be prepared to wait another 6-Months for closing.If it appears, this is something that can be rectified in a short time (whatever a short time means to both parties), you might propose renting the house from Seller until the Liens can be satisfied. 

So, be prepared for that also.After enough threats & lawsuits, one get's immune to them, but the first few cause a lot of stress.

There's nothing special to look out for.

To answer your original question, “actually getting started...is better than endlessly researching and analysis paralysis", the answer is "NO", and that is the answer to both parts of your question.It isn't a matter of one or the other, since neither is the way to go.You don't, "just get started", without being prepared, and you obviously don't research something to death, and never get started. 

Can anyone recommend an accountant that they personally have worked with and know is a smart guy/woman who can not only give me tax advice throughout the year but also prepare my taxes?  

Offer to do the tedious or difficult work, a lot of the time people don't need general assistants, they would much rather have a highly specialized person who does the parts of the job that they don't want to do.

hi everyone, i want to get contact with an agent specialized on foreclosure/bank-owned properties, i live in newark nj, I'm looking to buy a multi-family house. thanks for your time and have a great day alla of you guys....

My advice to him, that I am preparing to provide, is Ride the lease out and when the lease expires we will renew in his name alone.  

It'll be 'easier' to get a loan as individuals rather than an LLC (specially if it's newly formed).

Be prepared to cover Vacancies while you are transitioning rent rates.