It is a good community to network and learn about all aspects of real-estate investing.

Welcome to BiggerPockets, @Daniel Monserrate.I would suggest narrowing down your field, at least at first, so you can focus on one aspect of real estate investing and learn that before jumping into the other ones. 

I started with 2nds and then moved on to 1sts, but know very little if anything about seller financed so I couldn't tell you what the good courses are.And they pretty much all do sell notes as the education aspect is a lead generation tool.

It is a good community to network and learn about all aspects of real-estate investing.

Another aspect of business entities that a lot of folks miss is that business entities can get their own credit, separate from your personal credit, though you may need to provide a personal guarantee when your entity is young.Lenders, creditors, etc. like to see businesses be at least two years old for better lending / credit terms.

Real estate takes work - there isn't anything you can buy that removes that aspect of real estate investing.

If you do, you have a chance.Then, decide what aspects you need to improve first: finding or working.I've given would-be real estate investors a list of books and audits to read and listen to.

However, people say you don't need any money to start, but i find this crazy... like surely you would need money to pay for closing costs, holding costs, and what do you even do if the end buyer drops out of the deal.....basically i'm really stuck with the paperwork and money situation and obviously the FEAR of getting involved as i have no back up money ....Could somebody please explain in great detail each step and every aspect i could face when attempting this endeavor? 

I can respect the "safety net" aspect of it.

It is a good community to network and learn about all aspects of real-estate investing.