People rent everything now...housing, transportation, phones, music, software, rims, the list goes on...

Self mentoring and studying RE investing, micro and macroeconomics, as well as general financing on all of my free time.

I still would want to look at it even if just in a case study for myself to see how these things are put together.

You'll find modern housing units, apartment style billets, family housing and the Navy did an extensive study of natural ventilation and cooling for tropical areas.

While others were creating music and writing lyrics, I decided to do extra credit, even though I never needed it.

@Zach Bagby Generally if you can connect the dots between what you studied in college and the work you are now doing, lenders will view your college experience as work history and you can qualify with your income once you have a couple of paystubs. 

Since I am very new to real estate, I'll study a little bit here on BP.

Projects that include Structural Repairs or Adding Square Footage MUST have a Structural Engineers Report.If an Engineer's Report is not economical in your area, a Feasibility Study can be ordered from Trinity Real Estate Solutions:The EZ-C RENOVATION LOAN:Product Overview To be used on Conventional loans for either required or optional repairs.Repairs MUST be permanently attached to the property and add value.NO MOBILE/MANUFACTURED HOMESPrimary Homes-1-4 Units-620 FICO Minimum (660 High Balance)-95% LTV 1 Unit-80% LTV 2 Unit-75% LTV 3-4 UnitSecond Homes and Investment Properties-620 FICO Minimum (660 High Balance on Second Home only)-1 Unit - 80% LTV Purchase Only (75% LTV Refinance)-2-4 Unit Investment Properties now eligible (75% LTV purchase/refinance).

Study everyone else's flips in your market.

Study the market sale comps and rent comps.