well I have no money of my own for down payment because I make under $800/month and my rent is $500, two kids and ailing mother finishes off the rest with the bills I can barely make the minimum payments on.

One home I oversaw construction going on board after it was 40% complete and the other I lead from start to finish. 

This is our first time doing an FHA 203K we are not doing any updates to the kitchen nor the bathroom just making sure the house is functioning running new electrical wire, repairing plumbing, back stairs, doors, few windows, painting, roofs, garage doors, finishing wood floors, and cleaning.  

I know that the debt is unavoidable but my question is if I'm good in math and and working with numbers, and love business(someday want to be a CEO or entrepreneur) what major/minor should I look into that can help me obtain a nice FT career(not a job) that has a nice salary so once I finish college I can pay off my loans and invest in RE comfortably.

It is a 4BR 3.5bath; has basement finished with separate kitchen. 

Your agent should be helping you get the keys and finish up.

I could not get any one to sponsor me for the licenses in my area because they knew I would be a competitor as soon as I finished the required two years.

I recently bid on a homesearch.com property and finished as the high bidder.

Zillow uses the total square feet for its algorithm and not adjusted total square feet (finished basements count as 50% of above grade SW footage and unfinished basements count at 25%).For rental comps, try rentometer.com (free).

It sounds like the lot and the high-end finishes are adding value that isn't compensated for in the rental market.