To me green field projects present the most repeatable profits, albeit at a smaller gross margin per door.

With the medical centers around that area and most of them in North Texas having nurse and other professional staffing shortages, contacting a few augmentation firms may be a good idea. 

I work in the medical field and the jobs I'm interested in have the option to work normal work days, evenings, or nights.

We have 35 years experience doing residential and commercial projects from SFR, multi family, office/retail condos, office parks,office/medical office buildings, SFR subdivisions, etc.

Are there ways (legitimate, legal, and moral) to enter this field working part time with little or no cash?

Has anyone gotten a HELOC on their investment properties as a way to protect them from a rainy day in their personal lives (job loss, unexpected medical costs)??

We got into a lot of great topics way beyond medical malpractice.

I like to use IPhone or Android very, very nicely because I used lot of different, like, Job titles and departments and all those special fields, guess what, I filled them all with their personal data.

All 3 of us have the same exact numbers in the required field but the results are EXTREMELY different.

Multi homes, new builds, 20 unit aparment reno, commercial/medical buildings, etc, true.