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. 

Was able to rent a room or two to friends and family periodically. 

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.

There is no statutory holding period that is required. 

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

(One month’s notice means a full calendar month, and must include a full rental period.

If you apply for a conventional mortgage with a bank they will likely require a seasoning period before they will refinance. 

Lastly, since everybody has different investing goals I'll leave you with this: Even if my return is zero or even somewhat negative during the repayment period, in 15 years (actually quite less on many of my properties now) once the properties are paid for and still generating a ton of cash is when I will enjoy the returns...I can see it now, I am 60 years old traveling the world with my wife and not a financial care in the world, and when I am 80, my kids  saying "Dad, your so cool, we're really glad you bought those houses"Cheers, Lawrence

From that I have $200 per pay period (every 2 weeks) go into a separate account. $5,200 per year, $10,400 every 2 years.

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?