You probably don't really need a mentor, for a few apartments, it's not rocket science, I'm feeling it's reluctance and looking on the other side of the hill at what you believe might be greener pastures, they may not be as green as you think.I got bored easily too, I'd find some niche, get that down, get bored and move on to a different aspect, just because it was more fun.

This is not an exact science.

For example, we've got our systems down to a science now where I know it'll cost us $35/sq ft for cosmetic repairs (this will definitely vary depending on location/materials/your crew, so don't use our specific numbers), then if we can tell the house will also need bigger fixes such as roof, windows, mechanical, electrical etc. we add that in as well and we can use that to work the numbers backwards to get to our offer price.

I will graduate in May with no debt, a Computer Science degree, and a ~$70k/yr offer from a company I worked for as a school-required internship. 

Account ClosedNo science behind that statement.  

It is not rocket science, but it does take a lot of hard work and hustle, which you can’t really learn.

It aint rocket science.

If you were to heavily insulate the inside wall of an old double/triple wythe brick building the external wythe may no longer dry out thoroughly and be subject to excessive freeze - thaw damage.The best way to insulate old brick buildings is from the outside - which has the added advantage of turning all that brick into a thermal mass in the conditioned space ... alas, most owners of old brick buildings are unwilling or unable (due to historic designations) to insulate over the external brick.There are some informative studies and papers by John Lstiburek and the folks at Building Sciences Corporation about dealing with old brick buildings.

This is the kind of comparison I would expect from some Anti-Science Karen/Ken on Facebook who is twisting everything to pretend she/he is right. 

Live cheaply.2) Apply for financial Aid and scholarships.3) Transfer into a good computer  science program at a state school (in your state).