An instructor who has mastered RE can take any strategy and teach it along legal and ethical guidelines, problem is finding a master of the art and science of real estate.Long, long ago, my dad was a music teacher, had marching bands.

Solar farms are fascinating.

Mainly, the systems implemented are fascinating (VA, automated offers, etc.)

There are always ways to make money when things are going great as well as other strategies to implement when the market is not so great.As for measuring, real estate is both an art and science.

With a little introduction: I am a first-generation college student at Metropolitan State University majoring in Computer Science: Bachelor of Science program.

This game isn't rocket science, but it definitely can be overwhelming to newbies.  

You will learn by osmosis (I'm sure you know this term from your BS science classes).When you exit college, you're going to be a dangerous weapon: someone with a network and knowledge.All it takes is a little effort to get the ball rolling...

(But we'll get there in due time) I have been fascinated with commercial and industrial real estate since I was young, but I am not sure how to even get started in all that just yet.

Does anyone else find that fascinating?   

This stuff isn't rocket science.