Also, I am in the process of obtaining my real estate agent license as a first step into the world of real estate.As a little background about me, I have a Bachelor's degree in Finance from the State University of New York at Albany (SUNY Albany).

I graduated from college in 2016 from State University of New York at Albany (SUNY Albany) with a double Bachelor's degree in Economics and Psychology.

Communication skills are useful as you can help a business call different contractors and look for better prices.Do you have a degree/certification/experience in construction?

Understand this: even if you don't like a niche, you will still acquire some skills which to some degree will be transferable. 

@Mike Cumbie you are a realtor, so tell me how do you spin those -100 degree temperatures and the fact that no plant life can exist? 

Hi everyone, I am a freshman college student currently at a community college, and planning to transfer to the University of Nevada, Reno for either a degree in finance or accounting.

I am 23, and am going back to school for a second degree in computer science.

I am not directly using my degree, but it definitely added to my life, and makes me a better contractor.

Bear in mind, from the bank's point of view they have a trained professional who does this for a living and has a low degree of incentive to over-inflate the price compared to another person whose expertise they have no way of gauging and who directly benefits from a higher price.

I do not have a college degree but I recently learned i love real estate and decided this is what i want to do im 22 never bought a home the first problem i have is that i did not claim any income last year i worked for cash in construction.