Some factors are the tech, education and healthcare industry.

I would strongly recommend that you find a property manager/property management firm that specializes in the Investment Real Estate Industry and doesn't only do Property Management Services.

Wholesalers do add value to the industry, however it becomes hard to justify when there are 3-4 on a single deal. 

Many consumers are rate-obsessed, and do not pay attention to their mortgage balance, to closing costs, etc, and in response to that consumer 'demand,' my industry and the folks in it often 'supply' a lower rate than might be optimal. 

That gain will likely push into the highest tax bracket and a large increase there and/or less favorable capital gains treatment could be a big stinger.5.

Or camp/temporary housing for different industries that I'm sure even the builders would be surprised these things lasted more than 20 or 30 years if they were still alive. 

You could also go get a salaried W2 job for a spell, in the same industry you are presently in, and have been in.

I have hopes of becoming an investor and would love to have some rental properties to provide some passive income while I continue my career as a pharmacist within the pharmaceutical industry. 

I don't think the US could successfully impose quarantines like China so transmission will be more widespread unless treatment is aggressive/effective. 

It has been tough finding an agency that understands this industry here in Maine.