I'm a new investor with 1 property flipped on my resume.

If the tenant resumes the same behavior again file much faster to avoid two months of not collecting rent.

Will our resume of deals help with the fact I just switched jobs?

I am a Field Service Engineer, I repair/service Nuclear SPECT camera's.

A nuclear facility was built including the nuclear tower. 

The situation seems that It‘ll work great if the trustee will quitclaim deed it over to a qualifing individual, that’s wIllIng to resume payments.

In short, my long-term plan is to begin investing in SFH (much lower barriers to entry) or small MFH (Duplex, TriPlex, Etc) to raise capital and build my resume with the goal in mind of getting into larger MFH/Commercial properties as quickly as I can. 

And, finally, I've lost count of the number of resumes I've reviewed where the applicant had a college degree in a subject that bore absolutely no resemblance or had any bearing on what jobs they worked after graduation. 

Well I said that I have training and am actively seeking a job in that field and I can provide a professional resume to apply for a position, but his attitude drastically changed and no longer speaks to me and avoids me.Is this because he has no training but just landed the job by luck? 

In addition, if you are considering a job in real estate investment and/or management it would look good on your resume.