The health care sector seems to attract many of the people who are looking to rent on the east side (not just doctors and nurses, but also staff- think researchers, administrators, etc).

However, I would like to take on some investors as clients as well so I can: Learn how they look at deals and the areas they look in How are these deals being financed My question, how I can use both my real estate license and builder license effectively together while working with other investors/clients.Am I ethically allowed to use my expertise as builder to inform my clients/investors about the condition of the property?

This is where separation of real contractors vs “handyman with a license” in the residential sector.

@Michael Guzik said it well when he said that many don't really care and are just in it for what they see as an easy and quick buck.My analogy is a gold rush or oil boom, everyone is chasing the hot investment sector right now similar also to the tech bubble in the late 90's. 

Probably basic knowledge questions, but need clarifications.Thanks everyone for any expertise and knowledge.Arthur Voskanyan

I enjoy hosting others in our properties and I also enjoy sharing my expertise with the clients who hire me to help manage their STR marketing and bookings.

I've been looking at Tampa for a few months but don't have any local expertise yet.

As you are out sharing your knowledge and expertise, the investor/buyers will find you.

Spend the time to find pros you trust, then lean on their expertise. 

Thank you in advance, everyone, I greatly appreciate all thoughts and expertise