Apparently there are quite a few women who feel a need for the group you proposed, but in my opinion it is counter productive.

And as you say, your product is NOT real estate related.  

We work very closely with a national lender and strategic mortgage partner with a diverse second lien position and second mortgage investor product offering.

Construction financing is very different than financing a stabilized property which  generally comes down to rate, leverage and pre-payment penalties.

I currently represent Steadily and feel very comfortable using their products with our clients. 

I’ve always be interested in real estate.I want to know if minoring in either of these degrees would even work for me or if it’ll be more productive to go into construction management since I’ve heard a lot of RED start in that route.Any advice is appreciated 

When I searched the BP Forums for "commercial valuation" and "commercial value-add" I saw some information about people finding deals where the seller wanted to sell a commercial property for when it was "Stabilized" - but this seems slightly different than making improvements that go beyond filling vacancies.Obviously I have far less experience than Brandon Turner!

I have the necessary income and credit, but am a little lost on what types of loan products and which lenders I should be looking for. 

As a turnkey company they have a true production line to rehab their homes. 

Making the decision to buy a company’s stock or buy a company’s products are two quite different things and types of investments.