I am still in the beginning stages of my investing career and although I've started off in the Miami, FL market I am looking to make some purchases in the Tampa, FL area.

They only seem to work with two tenants right now: Fresinius (which runs dialysis centers) and Noah's (which runs event centers).

I'll sell a shopping center in a heartbeat but as far as my own money goes, smaller residential apartments and homes appeal to me more. 

-Medical Center is undergoing a huge renovation, doubling in size, and it is supposed to be the biggest medical center when complete between Albany and Westchester.

As much as it pains me to ruin our credit, something has got to give at this point and it is either this home that we don't even want or our current home in AZ.At this stage I would love to just walk away from the disaster that is that home, but I have seen that in MI the lender can come after you for the lost funds even in the case of a short sale.

I am looking for my next deal, the next stage? 

But then again, unless their abode was 'overpriced' and they FSBO'd... it wouldn't likely go 'unsold' until the next staged, 'correction...' in a good area, by mid- higher level sellers, who value their credit, etc.And an aside: BP might ADD a 'reply' button at top right, or below... so users know who responded, to their comments.

I feel that was our problem. also, @Rita Bock feel free to reach out letting us know what stages you are in and or how we can help :) 

So here I am, future rehabilitation center therapist, graduating from a graduate program in two years, looking to obtain a FHA 203k loan to move into my own investment property(duplex, triplex, or quadruplex) with only 3.5% down(the terms of this loan) and obtain rehabbing financing.

My point to all of this is to say and give examples of how you can make money investing in RE in any market, be it a low CAP or high CAP market if you understand how the various profit centers of REI work and are able to craft and execute a strategy that maximizes profits for those particular market conditions.