The husband has recently had some serious medical issues and because of that he is not able to work.

Hello everyone...I am a 34 year old medical device sales representative (working for "the man") in the South Florida market looking to passively invest in real estate instead of staring at my hard earned savings earning less than 1% annually in the bank.

There's a lot of due diligence to be done before we take on this task, but just as Chris mentioned I actually know the director of the new Christ Medical Center.

A little over 12 years ago, I was near homeless with a 500 credit score, medical bills out the wazoo, and working a $10/hr tech support job!

In fact my wife and I travel extensively so I'm not sure what he really means by "hands on" but I will be finding out when we meet to explore the opportunity in more detail.But it's a very successful property management company with lots of prime residential, mixed use, commercial/retail and even some mobile/manufactured home parks/properties in the portfolio.

I love working hard, but I also really want to travel the world!

Expand the markets you're in and look for the path least traveled. 

To me, the seller is usually behind on the mortgage, taxes, both, or has a property that needs some repairs that they can not take care of because of their financial and/or medical condition.  

I've contacted multiple brokers and they all tapped to their professional networks but none could give me a quote (AAA, farmers, travelers, etc). 

You can go a few streets over and be in a completely different neighborhood (Alta Vista, Kern Medical Center or Oleander/Sunset neighborhoods are good examples of neighborhoods that change block to block) Do you have some cross streets or a general area it is located in?