To what degree obviously depends on the area.

I studied geological engineering for my undergraduate degree, worked with Newmont Gold Corp for some time, got bored, went to the UK to study law, worked briefly in the field and got bored as well.

I’m curious on people’s thoughts on what college degree (if any) can add additional skills towards real estate investing?

All accredited degree programs require structure classes.

I think having a Architecture degree is a good combination with a real estate license?

So a light color LVT or tile and run it 90 degrees different direction Just did this in a kitchen.  

Maximum fun at minimum cost, frugality the rest of the way around, and save up for the next investment, which early on will lean more on the education/certification side for your income stream, and later on will shift more into either business ventures or real estate.4)  So I'll have saved up money, am set with education degrees and/or certs for my job, and I have a cash position where I'm ready to invest. 

Liberal Arts degrees and math don't go well together, so by math do you mean learning and mastering spread sheets, mental calculations, both, more? 

I’m currently studying for a business degree in college, but obviously real estate is where my passion lies, and my ultimate goal is to make it my full-time job.

With the Orlando area have such a high saturation of vacation rentals, that drives down the nightly rates to a large degree.