I am starting out in RE investing and I have realized that I have more time in my car listening to audio books versus finding the time to sit down and read.

I have very little expenses as a college kid (Gas and Car Insurance only).

There are lot of other assets or investment vehicles that can be purchased such as stocks, flipping cars, flipping rvs.   

Most accountants hire people to fix their cars or remodel their home, because it is outside their core skill set.There should be two sets of eyes reviewing your taxes, but the CPA should be the first set.

The average life of a car is 11 years. 

@Joe Villeneuve  I think I will have around 30k from a car detailing business and just saving up.

Main things I look for are recent late payments on car loans, and collections relating to utility/cell phone bills.

One being that I live Southern California where home prices are very high, and two, although I make a decent living as an early childhood special education teacher, my current debt with my mortgage, student loans, and car payment are too high to qualify for a bank loan for an investment property.Therefore, I am currently trying to address my debt, looking into wholesaling as a way to increase my income for investment purposes, and continuing to do as much research on how to start my life as a real estate investor.

I'm sure you're aware of this, but anytime in your car or any environment which is appropriate, listening to any audio book and/or podcast you can. 

Not long ago I got a quote from a company that insures my cars, etc. and I was surprise to see that the quote was almost double of what I currently pay, so using bundling up insurances don't always end up with lower rates.