Not looking for sympathy and want to say that just like getting horrible advice from brokers, I went to the emergency room at 4 different hospitals 5 tmes, went to about 12 doctor appointments to 4 different specialty doctors, went to 4 different chiropractors and remember this:Just like what I said about getting bad investment advice from brokers the same advice has been applicable to every hospital, doctor and chiropractor I visited.

I am 22 years old and have $20,000 in cash saved up.I started my job last year in the medical field and make around $40k a year.

Some struggle with addiction or mental illness, some are victims of abuse or have life long medical problems. 

The buyers of these properties are often doctors or other affluent net worth clients.

I retired as a Physical Therapist this past December because after 20 years in the medical field because I was done with the ridiculousness.

@Larry Bowers I had the exact thing happen to me - had a medical bill not covered and they sent a bill to my CHILDHOOD address I haven't lived at since 1997.

I made the crazy decision to leave my job in medical sales with no plan other than knowing I want to start investing in real estate.

We are constantly looking for medical properties to buy.

HIPAA rights apply to conduct by medical providers, and there's no private right of action.

And I have kept most of my short-term rental units occupied all year long.Only if I was young again, I could imagine house hacking and rent short-term to some exciting foreign guests, so much to learn from different cultures, or renting a room to a doctor or lawyer while they look for the primary home, what great connections you can make.If you are looking for 20% plus leverage returns or want to leave rent-free by "house hacking," Tampa is the place to go.