In your area I'd consider (depending on the quality and location of your property) corporate rentals, targeting travel physicians and insurance placements.

I’m an orthopedic surgeon and got started by real estate as a resident physician.

Medical students, Physicians Assistants on rotations, people who want to be close to family member undergoing long term treatment, etc would also be in need of flexible term furnished housing. 

First thing first; travel nurses, administrators, physicians, and other health care professionals use Airbnb to find STR's.

I'm a physician with a fairly high W2 income (and thus high tax liability). 

I am so excited to see other physicians interested in real estate!

I recommend managing your own property first, and if you don’t have the time, interest, or energy to do so, let someone else do it.Most of our clients are professionals - physicians, business people, etc.  

Shes a resident physician and on call sometimes so the commute is hard on her.

100 up votes, Brent.My wife and I are physician owner/operators of MTRs in NE GA, and we got into the rental space simply because what was being offered to the nurses (and other travelers) in our area was sub-par.

How many active members on BiggerPockets are physicians that are currently practicing?