I am new to the real estate investing industry with no deals under my belt yet! 

It has a private entrance, full bath, and a full kitchen with a tiny home/industrial concept.

They have been super hot right for some of the investors that I have come across.The smart investors are covering (or even making more profit on top of) their holding period monthly/annual expenses (mortgage, property taxes, maintenance, etc.) by renting out the property as a short-term rental (more information here in this utlimate guide to short-term rentals that I recently helped collaborate on with some other professionals in the industry) while biding their time for the market to rise as Millennials and Empty-Nest Boomers continue to spike prices as they flock into theses cities in droves.

Industry was not driven out.

If that means you need to pick up a part time or even full time, then fine, but if you continue to learn and be consistent with your efforts in real estate, they will pay off and the payoff is much larger than most industries.  

The real estate industry is super slow to adapt to tech trends.

Here are some valuable questions to add to your toolbox.https://www.championsschool.com/industry-knowledge...

The area was devastated from Oil & Gas downturn back then.Today's Houston looks nothing like that. 25 years of drawing other industries into the state of Texas has left us with an economy & population that Brookings Institute said was the 2nd largest growth area over the last decade (San Jose was #1) in the nation. 

This industry is more about knowing the mechanics and rules of appraisals, lending, taxes deprecation, and other processes to create value, more than anything else.

My issue is, I am a student, graduating in May currently working in the mortgage industry.