Happy to help! And goodluck on your journey :)

Hopefully they will be able to tell you that! Only 3 sessions sounds promising, but i'd check it nonetheless.

Regarding affordable lenses, i've read plenty of good thing about Tamron and Sigma, tho i can't tell much about it from experience (i'm pretty new to this hobby myself).
I know someone who owns a Sigma for her full frame Sony camera, i used it for a bit and i honestly couldn't tell that i was dealing with a more affordable brand.

But only start considering getting other lenses once you've started your new journey and have some experience. You must know what kind of photography you enjoy most, and then find out which upgrades /gear will get your photos to the next level.

I think some basic protection (a case, bag, etc) and a cleaning kit should be your first priority after you get your first camera. Keeping your new gear safe and clean helps it last much, much longer.

Since it's used, do you know the amount of clicks (shutter count) it has? If the seller didn't mention that, maybe you could ask? There are tools online that can help you out.
If that number is reasonable and the camera looks like it's in good shape, i'd say go for it!

15-45mm lens on an APS-C sensor will add an cropfactor of x1.5, gives you a pretty nice range IMO, especially for day to day shots.

I'm rewatching the trilogy again soon, can't wait!

No dirt is safe from me now

That is awesome! Congrats! :)

Thank you!

Thank you so much! :)

Sure! :)

Thank you :)
I've yet to give that game a chance, i hear it's pretty good.

Thank you! Wished i could get it a bit brighter, but after a couple of shots the internals of my lens started to get foggy.. Had to leave it for what it was today.

Thank you :)
Awesome to hear that, so congrats to you too! Stay strong and above all, enjoy the new life!