As you said get a good attorney and/or cpa to help you navigate the ways. 

There is not a SINGLEcourse that is going to teach you everything that you need to know.Trust me, I have bought hundreds of courses & books and still have notgotten "everything I think I will need".You have a pretty good real estate investor's group there in Memphis thatyou might want to check out too (They have attorneys, loan officers, title companies & real estate agents that you can buy a cup of coffee and theywill walk you thru a HUD closing statement and educate you! 

My real estate agent has recommended a closing attorney that will charge $1300.  

I hired an attorney to create and file a document called a "condominium declaration."   

Sign your closing docs, close with a local title company/attorney and get started with your deal.All in all, I closed very fast with them but that’s also because I literally received the email with what they needed and uploaded it immediately and anytime they needed anything, I acted with urgency.

About 2.5 years ago I decided to try Fund & Grow after doing my due diligence (which included contacting my Attorney, online research and talking to former/current members). 

Looking for recommendations for good real estate attorneys in Mobile, Alabama

You should convince them to hire an estate planning attorney... otherwise, have fun in probate.

@Adriane Boggs lots to unpack here the LLC question is a whole hour conversation by itself which is best spent with an attorney.

@Warren Kong I would review with an attorney and ideally use your own documents.