hope that makes sense Little background as to why I ask, I’m 22 planning to obtain a finance degree want study and learn financial literacy. once I’m out I want to work somewhere that helps me in becoming a good real estate investor ideally a place that helps me be good at analyzing a deals and making sure the numbers are good.

Go ahead and finish your degree, get a high paying job, and then start investing.  

What I can offer to you: I have problem-solving and financial skills: I have an engineering degree and an MBA in finance.I have 12 years’ experience in Procurement for Fortune 100 companies, covering the range from tactical purchasing through complex contract negotiation for all kinds of goods and services.I can help to find deals: You probably have an established process to scour for deals but need someone with the time to do it.

the  rental income for  present and  future rental income  can be  counted to a certain degree  ...so this should make your  dti ratio lower ......in most cases  rental properties will   cash flow  positively  or at least  break even   from a lenders  qualifying perspective  ...fyi - lenders  will use  your schedule E  for analyzing rental income  for properties  owned for  more than 1 year

My degree is my margin of safety & a high paying skill necessasy in our future.I am an international student who’s adjusting his status (getting my green card) this year.

Also, if you're living in your first BRRRR then it should be a slam dunk...you get to live somewhere and get a masters degree in what it takes to invest in real estate.

Who goes to Florida in the summer when its 150 degrees with 100% humidity?

So all in all it would have taken over 2 months to repair the AC when my tenant is sweating in the 120 degree desert heat and would only cover 200 bucks of a unit that was destined to fail again within the year.In the end not only was I stuck with the cost of a new AC unit, I also had to buy a portable window unit in the meantime, and gave my tenant a free month of rent. 

2 Bedroom rents for $800-1000 depending on condition.I'm in Northampton county, familiar enough, but not to the degree of specific streets.

I have a four year degree and I've completed the 75 hours of online classes through the Appraisal Institute.