In terms of the basement and attic potentially not being warm enough, I'd be a little bit concerned about that because landlords are required to keep units at 68 degrees during the day and 66 at night from September through May.  

Currently I am in Georgia for AIT learning how to become a satellite communications operator/maintainer for the National Guard and once I return to central Missouri I plan on continuing my college education and pursuing a degree in cybersecurity.

@Chris PurcellActually, it can be a 5K fine not to mention a 3rd degree felony charge.

But a number of things can come up in a building inspection that I can argue with a degree of latitude on.    

My back ground is government employee; I have a bachelors in Business Administration and an Associate Degree in Office Administration.

Not everyone is meant to go to college and get a 4 year degree.

I have lived most of my life in Dallas County all of my life except for the years I went to college in Denton and got my degree (in 1980) and am talking to a friend that has lived in Denton all of his life (about 63 years).  

When you give advice, people can learn a little about you to see where the information is coming from and maybe why you said what you said because of your background of knowledge.From having advanced degrees I would imagine that you have a very strong cognitive ability to solve problems quite easily on your own.

I agree that some areas of study have limited use, but there are fields that are essential to our standard of living that you cannot prepare for properly without a college degree (engineering, medical, physical sciences, etc.).

This is magnified through the fact that college degrees do not pay as much as they used to, making college education too expensive for the price being paid.