A friend who's a home based therapist seeing clients at her home would love to have her living quarters on a different floor.

You have the tourist game, but don't forget hospitals and traveling nurses.My sister works at Cape Cod Hospital and talks about all the traveling nurses and therapist that come through.

I use to live in one unit out when I was a traveling therapist.

I live in Miami most of the people in Miami work service jobs most of the people in Miami make under $20 an hour and I guarantee you that when the economy turns down the waiters the waitresses the cleaning ladies the bartenders the massage therapist the yoga teachers all suffer and a lot of them lose their housing

and building relationships with them, learning that most of being an agent is actually being a shrink/couple's therapist, and generally not making very much money at all before I figured it out. 

They are more than your average transactional real estate agents, they are a team of therapists.

A hairdresser, massage therapist, and a couple who made counters and furniture from rough cut slabs of wood.Our space is 24,000 sq feet with 4 separate wings and a 2000 sq foot commercial kitchen.  

One tenant is a stand alone therapist that has an indoor therapy pool, the other is a podiatrist that is part of a large group and corp guaranteed lease.  

Very excited to explore BP and learn more.I briefly worked in construction right out of college and then went into the health professions as an Occupational Therapist.

I'm a physical therapist so I don't have all day to search for off market properties, though I have tossed around the idea of becoming an agent.