Quite and interesting and fascinating disruptive industry.

Keep going, and find something that interests you , and Go all in.that's all i can say, a half measure of going in will only get you half measure results, be sold out on an area you find fascinating and that excites you and you will find that those "challenges" will soon become just inconveniences and non issues in a short while when you give it your best go. 

@Seth Holmen thank you and that’s understandable, I actually wanted to switch my major into architecture because I know it would help with not just the design stages but also being able to oversee the entire building process from permits to project management. but I felt like the time it would take to complete school, and how much student loan debt that would be, made me consider drafting as more of a faster way to enter the work field to work under someone to get the experience but The role of an Architect has always fascinated me.

It’s been really fascinating to hear the stories of real estate investors, the various strategies that are viable, as well as all of the detail oriented information regarding all types of deals. 

While I understand this may lean a lot more on the mystical woo-woo side, I still find it fascinating that some Astrologers referenced previous historical/political/cultural events that happened around the same time certain planets lined up or squared off.

Fascinating story and many will applaud your bullish predisposition to Detroit. 

Came across an article today that was pretty fascinating. 

Interesting topic, I came across a really fascinating youtube video that deals with fire damage and REI - https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Being so fresh into this community yet eager to learn I have filled my brain with new knowledge from the moment interest sparked and I've considered mentors I just don't know where to look per-say, I do find the way you find someone every month to learn from fascinating and would you mind sharing how it changed your mindset when it comes to success?

Fascinating and had good relationships with landlords all over.I might check out some of the "home exchange" sites especially those with a high academic population.