Also had to play therapist to the potential tenant who was upset about owners and is worried about the property now.Great.

I work full time as a car salesman (not the most rewarding job) and Kristin is a pediatric physical therapist.  

We had a lot to learn, and it took years to surround ourselves with a worthy team: an honest and helpful escrow officer, an energized title officer (who was tremendously helpful when we started looking at trust deed sales), and specialty subcontractors who were actually worth a damn.The beautiful people on HGTV surely went through the school of hard knocks themselves. 

I am only a senior in high school and plan on going to college because I want to be a physical therapist, however, after all of my school I will have around $60,000 in loans to pay off. 

I have a busy career as a physical therapist and I'm not quite ready to transition to a full time career in Real Estate- although that is my ultimate goal.  

I am thinking I'd like to partner with someone who has a RE license and is energized to do the on-site work, while I'd do the background accounting, documentation, etc. 

@Larissa Luna I hate to say this because I know you must be so energized to get another deal done but my gut says throw it all your credit card debt first. 

I have saved up $200k that I am ready to invest with the goal of being able to leave my job so i can begin a new career risk free as a therapist/healer.

As for creative ideas- how about coworking space or small offices for accountants, maybe therapists, etc. if you can break the space up in to multiple rentable spaces you reduce and spread out your risk Good luck :)

I have a handwritten letter from a therapist I started going to for domestic violence stating that I need to be removed from the house as soon as possible because it is a very dangerous situation.