Based just on this info I'd take the real estate route. Healthcare has bureaucratic constraints that make it a tough world for startups-- at least startups that aren't founded by older people with tons of money and connections.
The biggest problems in healthcare are bureacratic, but something has to be said about the mindset of doctors, too. They seem to hate change, and right now it seems like the only way the healthcare space will change is through the passing of generations.
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Based just on this info I'd take the real estate route. Healthcare has bureaucratic constraints that make it a tough world for startups-- at least startups that aren't founded by older people with tons of money and connections.
The biggest problems in healthcare are bureacratic, but something has to be said about the mindset of doctors, too. They seem to hate change, and right now it seems like the only way the healthcare space will change is through the passing of generations.
No offense to any doctors out there.