Whoever's prediction ends up rights will have less to do with the level of intelligence and more to do with the fact that even a broken clock is right twice a day :)  But, here's my predictions anyway.  

I'd think are these feasible and is it intelligent to do these things.

If you pick the right asset in the right place and buy at a discounted "the world is on lockdown" price I think an intelligent investor would be well hedged from significant loss of value.

it's like investing in stocks, if you are smart enough and willing/able to do the work yourself, you can probably out perform an index fund...but, if you just want to spend a day or two picking and then a few hours every quarter, analyzing... you will probably not be able to out perform a decent mutual fund, even with the management fees/charges netted out.If you have a "day" job or other sources of income that generate more than the expense of the management, clearly your time is better spent doing other things.If you don't have other income, property management is not that hard for someone with average intelligence and decent work ethic.

If you get accepted to UCSD, you have some intelligence. 

And you were intelligent enough to ask this question on an open public forum using what I'm assuming is your actual name. 

Here's another example: https://tampabayedc.com/market-intelligence/ (be sure to scroll down on the page to see some of the market data products that are readily available on the EDC site).

We are 100% compliant and go overboard to ensure everyone is treated exactly the same during the entire process from first contact to however far they make it.It's up to you, but if I were in your shoes, I'd find myself an intelligent, go-getter college student and pay him $25-$40 for his time to drive over and go down your checklist.   

Travelling nurses - no thanks, they are psychotic or a mutt but have the advantage over you of being more intelligent than the welders or fitters..

It would take fantastic artificial intelligence programs to accurately predict anything better.