Quote from @Jacob Gawlik: I am still in high school wanting to invest in real estate in the future, but I’m not sure if it would be better to go to college, or to go into the trades If I decided to go into college what job should I choose to get, same thing with the trades, what trade should I do if I wanted to go into the trade Or should I fix and flip using that money to bye rentalsIn the time it takes you to get a four-year degree, you could already have four years of experience and possibly be a Master Electrician.

As a small business owner I get the 5th degree from conventional lenders and my wife wants to save our credit for buying a new home which we'll do probably by end of this year.

We use Rentometer, Rentcast/Dealcheck, Zillow and, to the degree we can, finding our own comps when we’re preparing to list.

Also are getting some type of degree associated with real estate?

You have to as a professional follow up to the degree of service that you want.

We had a toilet at our rental overflow (not exactly sure why yet) but it's caused around 6k worth of damage.The disaster clean up company we're using has a de-humidifier that is making the rental over 90 degrees inside.What kind of compensation would be appropriate for the tenant? 

I'm in college for a business degree so I know a bit of accounting and I can stay organized with paperwork and such.3.

Once you have your degree and you're making good money you can use that income to buy real estate and engage your passion of real estate.

This should keep the building at a reasonable temp roughly 70 degrees.

Just my opinion, FYI - I have two econ degrees.