Hello,My name is Justin Swindle and I am currently a healthcare professional in Sacramento, CA.

Someone using their own capital, with an expectation of making a return, must make that happen.There is some poor African country, I can't remember which (and it may not even be in Africa, so if I'm wrong there too forgive me, but that's not the point) has constitutionally mandated housing and healthcare for everyone.  

Free healthcare. 

Buying in a carefully selected growth market where prices have historically outpaced inflation and where economic indicators are strong on the theory that you can achieve a substantial total return over time is not "speculation"; buying a run-down property in a "cheap" market where healthcare is the only growth industry because of an aging, industry-era crippled and/or opioid addicted population on the theory that monthly rents will unexplainably outpace the deteriorating housing stock certainly is.                  

Agree my MBA isn't being utilized, I got it to get into Healthcare administration while I have been climbing the ladder in leadership and management.

You could start a medical device company or some app related to healthcare etc etc.

I gave up a six figure salary, excellent healthcare benefits, a company car, and many more perks to pursue my passion in real estate which is an all-cash business for agents.

I am a healthcare professional and run multiple successful private practices.

Communities need a strong healthcare system to grow, and Polk County has a level 1 trauma center. 

Now someone gave me the idea of short to medium term rentals with healthcare workers.