It great to see a young person so energized about REI.As @Christopher Salazar mentioned, Sean Terry has a ton for FREE info and is very inspiring.His episode 77 about goal setting was profound for me 3 years ago.  

It's mentally hard to face so much rejection, but the short wins you'll encounter along the way will keep you propped up as long as you maintain the right attitude.It takes a lot of work and the process will surely keep your therapist in business, but you'll sleep solid at night knowing that if you continue to persevere, the outcome of your life is almost entirely in your hands.Welcome!

I left motivated and energized with a slew of business cards from investors and lenders.  

I currently work full time as a Occupational Therapist in Connecticut.

We started with a turn-key rental that brought us around $450 per month in cash flow and it was an energizing experience.

@Jody SchnurrenbergerGlad to have helped get you re-energized.

On the other hand, when I'm looking at properties, negotiating, calling contractors, or doing anything real estate related, even when we have issues that cost thousands of dollars, I feel alive and energized.

Also, are there programs where an occupational therapist might be able to determine what kinds of modifications would be useful? 

I started as a Physical Therapist, and left the profession after 20 years to be a full time Realtor/Investor, but I also started Investing in year 13 and knew that I didn't want to be a PT forever by year 5. 

What I can offer is this:  I live in Denver and am working on my third year in this beautiful, packed, and energizing city; Denver is wonderful and its easy to call home.