You come to your doctor and say: I want to lose 10 pounds.

Sometimes I come across doctors or lawyers looking to invest, but these people are normally working with real estate agents. 

A doctor has a medical "practice" this is your "practice".

Part of the reason is that it's so easy for them to get a doctor's letter and bring it in as an emotional support animal.

I hear of capital raisers who have worked with high net-worth individuals such as physicians, doctors, attorneys, etc., but not social media influencers and Youtube Stars.

If CLE really is the place - look into downtown condos where plenty of doctors, medical residents are looking for good walkable areas and better buildings.

Like most situations (e.g. real estate agent, doctor..., etc.) its really the person and his/her expertise and your "fit" together. 

One huge plus for us is that we have a great health care system and an aging population so there will always be a demand for healthcare workers, because of this we have many traveling nurses and doctors that move here and rent for a few years. 

She told me this ER Doctor had invited guests, the result was that 10 cars were parked on the front yard of my other house, narrowing the street, breaking code and "lowering the value" of her house, two blocks away.  

With lower income levels they want max yield with the NNN as they had that big pop of equity increase to get them financially free.You have that scenario versus a doctor of other high income professional making typically 600k to over 1 million a year income.