You want to be educated but make sure to dive in as soon as you can.Make offers, talk to people!

So, now I have lots of good books to read and am going to educate myself a bit before actually diving into investing. 

She rose above sexism and ALL other reasons she could not succeed and really made it.I had a strong desire to succeed in computers, but at the time, I didn't want to further my education because I didn't feel it was necessary.

Spend time educating yourself then take massive action to get the most resultsGet clarity with your goals and your purpose.

I want to be a first-time investor, as I do not have a lot of educational or experienced knowledge about Investing, I am just uncomfortable Hudson- Massachusetts

I'm just getting started on the education front through books and all of the BP podcasts, but would love to hear about your project in action when you send out a message in November, Charles.

Yes, there are plenty of pod casts and people (like me) writing opinions, but nothing really beats learning the rules in your state and meeting other people with similar knowledge and interest.Depending on your state, the course work will help educate you about requirements, responsibilities, basic financials, and other aspects of the business.  

*I have already completed the HUD homebuyer education program to qualify for said grants and programs.What creative assisting programs have you used/ know about, and can you share any advice about my strategy here?

Buying, rehabbing, and renting are a great education in and of themselves, and in many ways more instructive than all the books. 

For education, I'd recommend browsing this forum (wholesaling forum) every day.