I explored the idea of forming an LLC, but we would both like to obtain a non-commercial loan to take advantage of lower down payments.

There are a lot of good articles on BP about how to find a mentor and it would be wise to read up on that and put in the effort.

Please email me at any time with any advice, articles, or readings you think could be beneficial.

@Luis CanalesWelcome to Bigger Pockets Luis,You’ll find plenty of friendly, knowledgeable people willing to help respond to your questions.There are a few self-contained guides that you can access here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/guidesIf you haven’t checked it out already, the Bigger Pockets blog features links to their awesome podcast and many great articles: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/

Since graduating college my wife and I have been traveling all over working seasonal jobs so we can explore!

They qualify you based on how much money the rental property pays you (rental income).If it's your primary home, then either pay off some low-balance credit cards/car loans/other loans to lower your monthly debt--or explore strategies to increase your income (feel free to message me for more info on this).

It was never meant to handles today's loads, it now has been modified over the years, it now has possible contact with insulation, no grounds, Etc.....No Bueno.If you really want this house and the seller refuses to help with it, then you are looking at doing it yourself.https://mrelectric.com/blog/wh...https://www.fusionkc.com/dange...https://www.angi.com/articles/...

Also, not all condos in NY will allow a down payment of less than 10%.Full disclosure: I am not sure how all of this will play out in NJ when it comes to looking for condos.That being said, I think it takes sense to explore multifamily options in NY or NJ when taking  your dream/goal into consideration. 

I'd echo the former comments and add that there is a lot of really good education in a few books and articles as well.

I’m currently trying to find as many podcasts, books, articles, people, etc to learn as much as possible so as soon as I start getting paychecks I can hit the ground running.