I own three facilities in KC and looking for more.

A close friend of mine was in the same shoes as you.Before giving the middle finger to his corporate job he paid off all his credit cards, bought pre-paid gift cards for food, restaurants, movies, and other leisure items, he got his medical and dental checkups done while he was still on insurance, and reduced recurring expenses in order to live as lean as possible in start-up mode. 

they are 5 yr Leases and this is a medical building with two seperate professions on the lease..

Amazon recently announced they are building a shipping facility (not the crazy ones with a million employees) at our little airport.

For the price point in which you are bringing to the table, I would search the outskirt towns of Tampa (booming sister-city to Miami/Ft Lauderdale), Jacksonville (currently going through massive overhaul), Tallahassee (state capital with a large state college, great for college focused rentals), Gainesville (University of Florida, large medical employer, and lots of natural geographic attractions such as springs), and I would swap Lakeland for Ocala (Lakeland is notorious for sinkholes which insurance will not cover, and Ocala is currently a big focus for development and tech moving in such as Amazon). 

Honestly, I know a perfect spot for such a facility, only a couple of miles from the lake.

I’m in the process of purchasing a storage unit facility and need to find a spring supplier.

We fixed the house up and licensed it as an RCFE (Residential Care Facility for the Elderly) but are having a really hard time finding residents, which is why we have considered to let go of that dream and rent out the house with the intent of starting our rental portfolio.

I just drop my various annual property management reports into a very basic customized excel spreadsheet that facilities Sch E reporting on TurboTax.

My plan was to buy a property in this area and try to rent out the other bedroom(s) to friends or medical/graduate students in the area.