The choices are almost endless but the insight and lessons can be priceless.Try working at a few companies/in a few roles -over the next 3-5 yrs - to figure out what you like and are good at and can use as a building block to your future career. 

I am aware that a degree doesn't entitle me to any job I want or an endless list of options, I'm just trying to get a general idea of what I can shoot for.

Some clients are happy to fill out an endless amount of paper is it saves them $5 in taxes. 

But i still don't understand 1% of real estate and how does work anything, but i will get there, hopefully.Before i start with endless questions, i will write, right of the bat, that my goal and desire, is to invest, buy/hold in rental properties, (residential), long term.So.

The whole point of solid wood is that it can be sanded and refinished almost endless amount of times. 

There’s an endless supply of professionals who are looking for a cheap bedroom to rent.

There potential for profit with fixing and flipping homes is virtually endless.

The list is endless I could go on forever.I feel a lot of people waste time with wholesaling, flipping, and a bunch of other stuff in the beginning because it takes a long time to master those things and get any kind of significant results.If you partner with a good agent you can buy a primary residence in a short time, learn the basics of the real estate acquisition process, with very little out of pocket AND a low credit score.

I have been doing an endless hustle(driving and flying to see properties) and have a few projects which i have everything in place.

I have excellent credit rating, and only 1 CC left to pay off (~$6k); for the HELOC amount I am targeting, Affinity FCU (2.99% first 12 months, Prime after) and Santander (3.99% first 12 months, Prime -.75%) are the front runners, however I am looking for other banks that could have better rates.