With Lubbock not being terribly big, I see a ton of areas do really well with rentals targeted at students and medical professionals!

Money comes and goes but the people you love will be there always.I started with single family which I love and jumped to multifamily commercial then medical office.

I recently had a single tenant building medical tenant bail on me just 1 year into her 5 year lease... and I was stuck with about $12k per month in overhead until we found a new tenant.

Can you capitalize on that use for more value such as turning the whole space into a strip mall or medical dental, etc...Just my 2 cents.

I'm not sure there is an easy list you can just download for a database.You could probably for a fee contact a list provider, but if you're paying you might want to narrow that broad search to more specifics....restaurant brokers, medical office brokers, hotel brokers, warehouse brokers or whatever subset of commercial people you're going after.Might look at someplace like a CCIM database or if there is a trade group in your area that focuses on commercial.You might also see if you could partner with one of your vendors for a trade...maybe title company, mortgage lender, surveyor, that has already built a list.

One of my customers, for example, owns a chain of medical centers and has an average deposit balance with them North of 7-figures.

We do medical loans just like this . 

@Conner Olsen - I found this website where you can see the number of positions posted in your area to gauge demand for MTR for medical professionals.  

Many need assistance taking medications and now you have some serious risks for multi-million lawsuits.Some of the two biggest problems with an assistance living facility is dealing with relatives who want to beat you to death because their feeble relatives in your facility love to complain about the way you do or don't treat them and the next biggest problem is living facilities are notorious for getting sued.

Being the state capital there is a network of state and federal jobs, healthcare is pretty big (Penn State Hershey Medical center and Harrisburg Hospital is a top pediatric hospital), distribution/warehousing is big, and diverse corporates jobs, etc.