Hello @Sal Fichera, also an attorney recently turned broker, trying to grow a real estate team. 

Assuming this is on the up-and-up, fire damage isn't the end of the world if you have a good contractor...and assuming the place hasn't sat in the elements for 2-years growing mold on drywall....still houses are sturdy and some of the things that scare people away can be fixed. 

Most medical professionals don't typically gravitate to real estate since it requires a little more time and effort but ultimately it's the fastest way to become wealthy.FYI, I have a few brothers who are dentists and doctors so I've worked with them on quite a few opportunities.There are some good comments here on the post and if you're already in your own practice then definitely look to buy the building you're in or plan on setting up your practice in a commercial building that you own and can have a professional management team rent out the remainder of the space.If you're not to the point of starting your own practice and buying a building that's okay it will take time.  

Most of investors here on BP have desire to grow and hence having access to the quality team members that can cover the accounting/bookkeeping angle of the process is absolutely critical to any business to be successful!

But the goal is to grow quickly - I have three funds for BRRRR which I hope to turn over 2-3 times per year, adding 6-9 properties per year.

Remember, real estate investing / construction / this industry as a whole are about building relationships, so treat people with respect and those relationships will grow well. 

If you buy a value add property, you might end up growing your equity too.Given how far prices have run up in CA, I would be more inclined to consider a sale and reinvestment into a market that offers better value.

Only to grow from there.

I have a real estate broker and this is the next logical step to grow my business and my rental portfolio.

There seems to be a strong rental market here and the city itself is growing more so than the surrounding areas.