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I strongly urge you to start with a single stage press for your first couple of thousand rounds. With a progressive you have to get many things set up properly to make it work...and it is hard to check every step for errors. Single stage presses loading in batches of 50 or 100 rounds are slow, but you can concentrate on each individual step, get the hang of it, learn, and then progress to a progressive.

You will probably use the single stage press for years afterwards, and even if you don't, you'll not lose much reselling it if you keep it clean.

RCBS and Lee both make good starter kits, much of which you'll still need for a progressive press.