I’m inheriting my father’s home in SF, he recently became ill and I’m hoping this plan will help pay for his medical costs. 

The allure of an appreciating market and job growth sparks our interest, but at the same time, rents in the price ranges we're looking for will bring us a break-even situation at best for the foreseeable future.Then there are the tertiary locations where housing prices are much more affordable, and we could probably acquire doors more quickly, but these markets don't experience the same appreciation.

I have a 8400sqft pice of land close to medical center but fortbend county.

Unfortunately many elderly folks do not want to sell until after one spouse passes and the $250k does not make it work, especially if there was a refinance or HELOC or medical bills. 

I occupy 50% of the building (~3,000 sq ft) with my Medical/Optometry Practice. 

Downtown is also home to a large bioresearch and medical community.

The single family market even in the secondary/tertiary markets are priced out and if cashflow is your initial goal.

Tertiary markets like Dawsonville have also benefited from this growth and can provide opportunities.

@Lara White I can’t use some of them because I’ll likely be medically separated, also yes I have heavily considered getting my license but I don’t want to have to tie my license with a realtor for a year (that’s my understanding of how that works)

We have to get extensive medical tests for our employees every year and like Steve Mc Queen, he worked with asbestos when he was in the Navy and died from mesothelioma about 30 or 4- years (don't know the exact number).