I love home building science and have a very good understanding of how to build a healthy and efficient home. 

If you're analytical , check out Data Science bootcamps.

This project consists of 1300 acres being turned into a future hub for logistics, e-commerce and life sciences, set to generate as many as 19,000 jobs in Southwest Philadelphia over the next 15 years.

It's really not rocket science to screw in a battery-powered trail camera in a steel case next to the front door and another one next to the back door.

There is no specific science to it, and I would use more than a single source for rent estimates.  

@Jim K. thats fascinating, and actually not too dissimilar to Boston--more money here in general but more in-laws, old triple-deckers, illegal conversions and grandfathered weirdness than you can shake a stick at.

Then again I'm studying computer science haha. 

I learned a ton from it and it has since sparked a fascination of flipping houses.

From there, we will use the equity in our primary to buy more after were more established.Use the full 800k to buy the primary, then when were settled, use home equity for rentals.House hacking isn't much of an option.FHA is possible though were on only one income for now.To round things off, I will be graduating in Feb with a BA in computer science and no debt.

Not so much wetland delineation (need really strong plant ID, soil science, and ecology knowledge) and wetland/waters permitting unless they specifically stumbled into/specialized in that field.