Scenario: I own a 2 bd/1bath small condo in SE Michigan (Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti area @ ~850 sq ft) which I lived in for ~ 15 years (nice small place along quiet, decent-sized lake), and moved recently out of state for a different job in same industry.

Im also looking for agent in the Ann Arbor area 

Top employers are FedEx, the school system, the government, and healthcare. 

There are also First time buyer programs in many cities and being in the Health Care industry may have options available sometimes as well.  

Due to the our health care system unpaId medical bIlls are not unusual.Perhaps the property could be marketed more aggressively to attract more renters?

Several major health care corporations have moved their headquarters to Nashville.

How much has it been invested in Healthcare?

I would also recommend suing the Arbor Day foundation, al gore, and the Sierra club. 

Step 1 - Max contributions for company matching 401k, usually around 4-6% or ~$4-6000 in your case.Step 2 - Max contributions to HSA in 2018 it is $6900 I believe ( this is the only money you will save that goes in pretax and goes out pretax when spent on healthcare-related items. )Step 3 - Save another $10-20k/year and live like you are broke.At 20 years old making $100k, you should be saving upwards of 60% or more of your income.

Tactix is a good firm, however, they are office brokers focusing mostly on legal and healthcare sector.