Yes @Brian Burke, there are lots of investors, but there are a lot less that are making money and doing so consistently.Btw 2008 and 2010, I looked at lots of MF deals in Dallas owned by doctors on the verge of bankruptcy because they bought site unseen and their property managers were running the properties into the ground.  

Talk to people in the waiting room at the Doctor and dentist, the airport, restaurants, maybe even Home Depot or Lowes. 

-Byron Kearns You want to put the information and numbers into a ONE page presentation - not fancy - just facts - and then show it to every friend, family member, dentist, doctor and businessman that will talk to you.

We want to be the paid RN or the paid doctor. 

This will be good for traveling doctors and nurses alike.

Many people have fell getting hurt, but not going to the doctor.  

Just like the guy on TV, he not only plays a doctor, he is one in real life.

If you were a doctor with a high income, maybe you'd want to deploy capital that has little to no return now in exchange for high clash flow in 15 years (ie when they with to retire).  

If you're a doctor or high-income, hands off individual, than by all means, buy really nice 1% deals in nice-to-trophy areas and let appreciation and equity-build-up take care of you.  

I don't say that to be negative, just alot lawyers, doctors, professionals stay in Gulf Breeze "proper" Along with the 32503 zip code, which is also kind of the same of upper end of Pensacola but in the city.Military zip codes are good.