I am a 29 year old guy who has a law degree and well over $140k in student loans.

Luckily, it was for a degree in which I make about 150k currently and have my balance down to about 65k.

I graduated from the UofA with a BS Degree in Accounting and was accepted into  the Law School at UofA.

If you have a financial degree then it will seem like a piece of cake.  

A private individual who can do the cleaning and set up etc... to a certain standard but of course this needs a degree of vetting.

Mini splits are ductless (air sourced)heat pumps.Depending on what you are trying to to accomplish they can be thousands of dollars but typically not.Keep in mind they can only provide heat usually efficiently to only a certain temperature since the condenser unit is outside and has to extract heat from the air, so if it's literally zero degrees outside it's going to be harder for it to extract heat.  

If you have a full time job and a family you have to consider do you want to be spending all that time and energy rebuilding your investment property that I'm guessing was intended to be a passive investment to some degree?  

Bryant Schur for me it is the freedom to know that I have control of my ceiling, not a job telling me that I can only make this much money without this degree or certification.

do I need to get a license in real estate also do I need to go to college and get a degree

Luckily my Economics Degree and shadow experience with other investors help me buy it right, and we didn't loose any money when we sold it (I was cash flowing through rent WHILE we rehabbed it #doubledip).Fast forward a few years, I bought a few more deals (mostly out of state) that were minor fix-n-rents.