I have a lot of handy skills and have remodeled several houses, and also helped flip a house several years ago.

I hope to find people that I can learn from and can benefit from my skills as well. 

Your architecture skills will have greater leverage for bigger projects certainly, but the process for doing a kitchen rehab flip (for example) is a good incremental step in learning the buying-bidding-building-selling part of the market.  

STEM (science, technology, engineering, math), medical, and legal are about the extent of useful degrees.I say that because if you're spending that sort of money (and six years of your lives) you should expect the resulting job prospects will enable you to pay back these loans.  

I also have developed a quality skill set in cabinetry, boxbeam ceilings, crown moldings.

An architecture firm can draw these up o you can use a highly skilled draftsman and save yourself some money.

Or if you have a skilled carpenter with good attention to detail that would work too.

Not only would it cost you less in the long run, but you would also pick up some website skills that you could apply to future websites and landing pages for your business.Another thing to note with using a squarespace or wordpress, you could just pay someone a few hundred to design it for you.

However, I have also seen divorced single mothers who sell more than $8M real estate a year, but this is much less common than top producing female agents married to high income earning spouses.Generally speaking, women are better relationally, emotionally connecting, and have a better sense of design then men which are all important skills to have in real estate sales.

What special skill does wholesalers have?