I will do whatever it takes to get started, right now I am concentrating on getting out of debt then I want to move out of this small, nothing to do town.

Both I and one of my partners attended Scott's when he was first starting his national bootcamps.He did not have a homestudy at that time.If he does now, and it includes his software for analysis of commercial properties, I'd say consider it.We still use the software.By comparison, Dave Lindahul[sp] at that time at least, concentrated on mostly just apartments [though my partner liked Dave's like presentation best]Scott covered most all commercial, not just apartments, and his wife, a former commercial lender for one of the top 3 banks, covered lending [pre-2008, so.....].

For instance if you want to concentrate on rehabbing and your mentor only knows how to find deals you may experience a degree of frustration with the results.

I’m a 22 year old college student at the University of Arkansas and I’m currently pursuing my bachelors in Finance with a concentration in Real Estate.

Not starting in debt and concentrating on the cash flow.

You need to concentrate on finding good deals (in any market), that is the important step.

Since you are in the acquisition phase of your REI, concentrate on acquiring more capital in order to continue buying more properties. 

FYI, I am concentrating on Millard, Gretna and Elkhorn areas due to great school district.1.

Smaller multi-family in Atlanta is very concentrated.

You can find every single book there is on real estate investment in amazon for kindle, usually bellow $10, and once you have the book bought and download on your kindle app, you can ask Alexa to read it for you.By listening the book while you read it on the app, you can concentrate more, retain more, and keep a longer time focus on it.