My wife and I were in a similar situation a few years ago, as she opened a private medical practice and I was handling all the "behind the scenes" aspects of running the business.

I  am currently employed in the medical field.

Not only do we have beach tourism, we have educational tourism (one of the largest universities - USF and then UT), and also medical tourism (we have some of the best hospitals in the country especially for outpatient services).

The current business owners were running some medical practices I do not wish to continue.

@Jo Anna Stryker - I'm going to guess that law school did not cover subjects like economics and investing, just like medical school and engineering school don't.I would expect that somebody who went to law school should have little trouble coming up with money to pay for RE training ...

Regarding AFSCs, I'm a medic so anything extra I make just goes to the student loans usually :)

OK, I sort of like my job, the pay was great, and it had good benefits (medical). 

Sorry, just to be clear the consulting is regarding setting up medical practices. 

Our city is in the process of building an Indiana University Medical School campus that will be completed in the next year and a half and this property is less than 1 mile from the school.

YEAH its awful/funny/sad when I watch any of those medical shows and the MRI's or CT scans or Xrays are upside down/backward !