These are young professionals who probably dropped 200k on an MIT education and you think they are suddenly going to destroy their credit and ability to rent in the area where all of the jobs in their related field are because they can't come up with rent?

@Christopher Phillips I'm referring to a property management field position.

Then pick a niche within your desired field.

I'm expanding my field and education into rental property investing too.

The field is wide open.

It is the best information that I can find in that field, and its all free! 

I don't start working for him until January, so I thought it would be a good idea to self-learn so that I can start working with some knowledge in the field. 

My aim is not to waste anyones valuable time but simply to gain experience within the field.

I also have a degree in accounting, but I don't actively work in that field.

A lot of septic/drain field companies are, like your septic tank, full of s . . .!