I am a PhD in counseling which means that I am a doctor but I can not prescribe.  

I’m Amy, a construction project manager with a BSc in Architecture and 10+ years managing high-end retail, residential, and commercial projects across NYC, Colorado, Chicago, and Florida (think Chanel Flagship, Rockefeller Center, Chrysler Building and medical facilities).

I plan to obtain an investment property in the Johnston county area while in a police department then utilizing some time in the National guard to gain my entitlement to a VA loan then use travel nurses, soldiers, doctors, and local tenants to rent out to.

I am leaning towards starting off with an unlicensed independent living facility (where no medical supervision is necessary) and have identified some counties where this strategy would be more beneficial than other locations. 

., Ocala, Gainesville, Lakeland)Less saturated than Orlando or TampaStrong rental demand, especially with medical/college presenceFlorida has no state income tax and is landlord-friendly2.

Think of CPAs/tax professionals as your medical GP.

Think about medical insurance too.

Top Markets:Look for areas with strong tourism, business travel, or medical/university demand.

You invest in institutional-grade assets (like multifamily or medical buildings) with no management responsibilities—ideal for exiting active self-management.

A contractor with materials in stock and a full-time crew will spend a lot less than, say, a doctor hiring a GC who charges full retail plus a management fee.