There's a wealth of information on Biggerpockets and I would suggest doing some self-educating on the different aspects of REI through the "Education" tab up at the top of the site.To be a little more specific, search for "House hacking" forums and blog posts to get a more in depth look as to how to get started with your condo and /or multifamily plan.Also consider why a condo and not just a multifamily to start...I could almost definitely say you don't need a RE company at this point.Like @Cameron Norfleet said, you could start with reaching out to a lender to see what types of financing you will qualify for. 

Furthermore, they are required to take continuing education to keep their license.CPA(requirements vary by state) but require completion of 4 or 5 years of college education.

I have been listening to the podcast and reading posts and learning a ton as I build my cash reserves to begin my journey in investment.

The non-profit is implementing a project called the Teachers village or Educators Village.

But BiggerPockets has been a huge help in the journey so far, and I'm excited to participate and contribute to this community!

I am getting married in November and promised my fiance that I would focus on RE education until then...My question is, is it too late to BRRRR this property and use the funds to repay my family member/potentially buy my next income property after I get married?

Meme educated.

Good luck on your REI journey! 

(dyslexia, not educated in AL though :)

There is also a constant pool of young educated talent with UT, ACC, TSU, A&M, Houston and Dallas are 3 hours away.