I know several doctors who do several different things to get into the business.Some loan their money for profit share in deals, high interest rates or equity splitsSome purchase turn key (fully rehabbed property with tenants and property management in place) and just sit back and collect a checkSome partner up with people who CAN do it full time and provide the financing/w2 income for bank loansWhether or not you want to build an empire that completely replaces your w2 income, or simply supplements you're current income will totally be up to you. 

@Nadia Hale I’m no doctor but never heard of hair loss due to hard water.

There are always students, doctors, nurses and young professionals looking to rent in these areas. 

I knew a successful investor who had a group where one was attorney, a doctor and couple other business owners.

Traveling nurses and doctors - so forth and so on.   

Hi, I'm looking for a doctor who provides the correct treatment for my condition (50 mg of XYZ 3x day for 14 days) and can also diagnose. :)The setup you described is not necessarily the correct or the best setup.

Similarly, a doctor would only recommend you apply a bandage to a small cut versus do your own stitches on a large gash. 

We haven't heard too many bad stories yet, but if we get another lockdown (one of VP B's doctor/advisors is suggesting a 4-6 week total lock down) that could cause already fragile investors to fail. 

Another tip for finding out demand in Tampa is to use Indeed to search travel nurse, doctor, and other medical professional positions.

I’ve also personally been hired to help a landlord in an eviction where the old property manager accepted Venmo and the records were doctored on the Venmo proof submitted to the court by the tenant and the judge actually bought the tenants fake records and it took six months on appeal with an attorney because that manager allowed that.