To go into this much detail you need to have a cost segregation study done on the property.

At what point in the closing process do I discover all the liens and have full assurance that my newly purchased home is free and clear of any liabilities or obligations?

Read posts, listen to podcasts, study many, many programs not just one type.

This couple built their own container home in Denver and had it appraised at +$700k in 2016 with roughly $430k in construction. http://www.denverpost.com/2016/04/01/couple-builds...This is fairly consistent with market studies on these types of homes that I've seen. 

Study your states landlord tenant laws If you file the judge would probably issue a writ saying she has to be out in xxx days, the money owed for back rent and fees are on that paperwork, the cause for eviction action is past due rent, failure on her part to pay, so that's why you want her to leave... you'd still have to take her to court in small claims to collect.. the filing is so you regain the right to your property and is forced to vacate. 

I am barley scratching the surface starting to study this stuff currently still out of work I relocated to Fort Wayne, IN. 

I have to do a study in that for later.

Will knowledge received studying for the exam benefit me as an investors? 

I just discovered BP about a week ago, and I have been churning through the podcasts which I have enjoyed.

I discovered that buying apartments or multiplexes is not a good fit for my personality.