We stand to "save" about $75,000 in taxes from both the deferred capital gains taxes and the avoiding the increase in healthcare tax etc with our income pushed $350,000 higher for the tax year.I understand the easiest solution to my possible lender problem is to pay cash for the replacement property. 

That's the nature of healthcare IT (what I do)!

Lots of Navy presence (and healthcare) there.

I heard a presentation from a healthcare credit guy at TD bank a couple weeks back and the expectation of lower rates is hurting transaction volume.

I did not feel comfortable with the plan and therefore took a personal loan and travelled to NY, USA where I received professional health care and from here I send my gratitude to the people of NY specially the professionals who helped my fight cancer and get rid of it.Regardless of all the pain associated this dramatic event, there are aspects that we can hold on to in order to go on with life.

I’m looking for information like crime, employment, hazards, healthcare, noise, parking, planning, traffic...etc.

This was right around the time that I was getting ready to leave my well paying job in healthcare to become a full time investor and real estate agent, and BiggerPockets would become a huge part of my success over the next 6 years.Ive been thinking a lot lately, with this 10,000th post coming up and having just turned 40, what the keys to my success have been. 

It has a very low cost of living and excellent health care.

I meet precious few born-and-bred local investors in the area that ask themselves what's going to happen to the area after all the old people die (Pittsburgh is the oldest Metropolitan Stastistical Area in the USA) and geriatric health care ceases to be the main employer here.

Sounds like you've got a great plan and doing a military retirement you will have solved a major FIRE line item with healthcare.