I’ve been consuming as much as I can.

State capitals, major universities, major health care complexes, logistical hubs like inland ports (though these are subject to economic ups and downs, they are so expensive and time-consuming to build that they are not abandoned and they are hard to compete with in the short-term.)Hope this helps.

There is much less red tape in the commercial lending space opposed to the individual or consumer loan space. 

I first got interested from Reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, it made me realize how wrong my financial views were, especially because I was the type of guy that always tried to consume all the over time I could get!

If it’s a value add core or core plus Freddie and Fannie small balance loans are probably going to be the best bet.For development heavy lift value add and adaptive reuse local commercial banks are the way to go Unless you want to use a HUD construction/renovation loan which is very time consuming but 40 year non-recourse very high LTC. 

Consider paying down your consumer debt so you have a better debt to income ratio for lending (balance this with saving / investing).2.

A better option than #1.3) Hire a "booking management" service to handle all of the time-consuming things like the inquires, bookings, contacts from guests & advertisements.

I'd thought about it but read that investing from an LLC precludes my first few deals from.taking advantage of lower rate lending for my first four or five deals as a private consumer using conventional personal financing.

Flipping a house will be too time consuming if you are working as a full time physician. 

Not as easy, and very time consuming.