Currently owner financed and possibly looking to flip that as well.Ps:Was thinking if I should I get my license to have access to the MLS listings or should I just find a good agent to work with?

What's included in this package is connections to lenders and investors, mentors, some sort of boots on the ground in 4 weeks, a expo in Las Vegas and access to tools on their website.

Definitely get title insurance on a property you're acquiring. 

They also require an appraisal(that gets paid to a third party).Other closing costs such as title search fees, recording fees, real estate taxes are costs that you would pay regardless if you acquired the home through a mortgage or HELOC.What consists of the $3500 fee?

Will you acquire the property, fix it up and then decide to rent/flip it?

I see being an agent as a way of accessing the MLS as well as leaning the ins and out of what it takes to purchase and sell homes.

I would look at house hacking by means of acquiring your first property.

Right now I have a 3-day workshop to learn all types of real estate and how to start acquiring properties.

also, any ideas on how to get access to the house so I can come up with a number for them.

If that is a positive cash flow and if you can expect that same cashflow from each property you acquire, how many properties will you need in your rental portfolio to replace your W-2 pay?