Also, as one of my goals is to be an investor, I wanted to know if the company can supplement me with any training or resources in that regard.

I would hope that a competent general inspector would at least know enough about each component of the house, that they could refer you to a specialist (roof, foundation, etc) if they deemed it necessary.Where I'd supplement the generalist with the specialist is when the former said they were genuinely unsure about the condition of a specific component which required a specialist's knowledge to assess. 

During those two semesters, I will also get my associates degree in real estate online.This will cost me around $12k since I will more than likely not have time for a job, and won’t receive enough housing allowance from the GI Bill.That leaves me with about $88k to start REI, or less if I buy a property now.May 2021Move somewhere the market makes sense for BRRRRs, (Jacksonville FL, Columbus OH, ect.) and start BRRRRing properties-I’ll need supplemental income, so I’m looking for that “rare and valued skill” to pay the bills until I get $3000/mo in cashflow to be financially free.

Just make sure you'll have cash needed outside to supplement your down payment so you don't lose opportunity to do the next exchange because of a cash crunch.

Is this the only way your company is generating leads or do you supplement with other means?

You would most likely need to partner with a hard-money lender or investor in this case to supplement your $50K.

Banks will give you 75% of gross projected rents to supplement your income.

I'm interested in pursuing REI to supplement my income.

I picked through it and put the best in one side then supplemented with stuff I bought online and at yardsales. 

My current goal is to look for properties for cash flow opportunities to help supplement retirement income in the near future (4-8 years from now).