I'm a licensed architect and specialize in managing design teams on large, complex projects for healthcare clients, so I know how to get a project done from start to finish.

I hope to be able to contribute in a similar productive way in the future.Currently, I work full-time in health care.  

I appreciate your comments.His company owns the personal property in name of the building, Colonial Vista LLC.The real estate is owned by Campbell Healthcare Investments, LP.  

As they continue to diversify their economies to include the tech and healthcare industries as well as develop mixed-use communities, they are becoming an increasingly more stable investment.

I'm working with a JV partner to build a senior living / assisted living facility in South Florida as well as working on acquiring a local strip center.Prior to becoming a full-time real estate investor, I was an investment banker on Wall Street focused on basic industries and then healthcare ($20bn of transactions across M&A, leveraged finance and IPO / equity offerings).Looking forward to learning from everyone and contributing where I can!

Is this enough to pay for all expenses including healthcare which will probably be the biggest unknown?

Lubbock has TTU as well as a large health care complex that lends to pretty stable and steady growth.  

At the moment, I'm working full time as middle management in the health care industry with some certifications lined up for a switch into IT planned.

All of that said, you should look into the healthcare sector in Cleveland.

I had REITs before in my stock portfolio...healthcare and a mortgage REITs.