So here's my situation:I have a couple of potential real estate internships this summer and wanted to get the best possible chance of getting it, so I was wondering if I should make a resume.

Which is a great reason why people should do a lot of free internships or just helping out a landlord - to learn what they want and don't want to do!

I am also currently studying for my real estate license while working an internship at a local real estate shop.

Use your college placement office to help you get an internship with the largest commercial RE firm in the area.

Maybe see if the developed can make the gig a paid internship (which lots of students do) and try half days and weekends or 3 days a week to mesh...Best of luck!

I also have a decent idea of what I can start with, like finding potential investment properties, going to city hall to find the real owner of the property, seeing if they're willing to sell, open-minded and negotiable, crunching the numbers to see what would be a good deal, etc, etc.While I was networking with local REI groups, I was offered a marketing internship from a local, successful real-estate investing company, where they will show me how they do their bird-dogging, in exchange for finding leads for them. 

I have a college degree and it definitely helped get my foot in the door through a real estate internship during college. 

I'm graduating in December and halfway done with my summer internship.

Maybe, you could even do an internship in a property management company to get the hang of self-management.

Also, every engineering internship is paid, so in the summers you can earn money even before you graduate.