Though I haven't included this, I'd like to add that the video walkthrough at the beginning of the lease recording tenants agreeing that there isn't physical damage to the property will go a long way when the tenants are moving out and start saying that some particular damage has "always been there".   

I hope to learn as much as I physically possibly can do that way I can start building something for me and not just my employer.

I would suggest sending a written letter (physical and email) informing the tenant of your intent to let the lease expire.

You do not need to have a physical address within the state of Pennsylvania either.

do you physically shift $X to a separate fund on a monthly basis?

Buying a stabilized property (a property that is in no need of repair or improvements) is going to be lower risk (and generally deliver a lower return) than a property that is in disrepair and needs either physical and/or management improvements. 

I'd also suggest looking up physical meet ups to attend and meet more people.

Any ideas how to go about creating an LLC out of state if the application requires a physical in state address? 

I graduated with a degree in physics and I honestly look back at college now as a huge waste of time and money.

However, we are looking to attend a seminar not only to get inspired but to physically meet potential business associates and mingle with like minded folks.