By the time you turn 40 you will have trouble walking, have a bad back and be taking pain meds every day before work.

Meds?

And the hospital was just acquired by KU Med which is about to bring a ton of jobs and more students in a short amount of time.

And by that is really looking for a med- higher class properties with med- higher class tenants.

I HAVE considered STRs as well as Med-Term rentals (travelling pros) and am not opposed to them, but it's an area of real estate I know far less about. 

In the past several months we've kept up with our standard collections for the most part as I would imagine the bulk of our tenants have been classified as "essential workers" - think grocery stores, med tech, janitorial, etc. 

We are looking hard at using Med Travelers as a house hacking strategy.

But what stuck with me also was the statistic on cancer meds (where a huge amount of pharma development money is moving).

Our out of town properties are doing well for the "shelter in place" type people, and we have some product by the med center as well.

, but you're really paying for the years in med school and residency as well as the experience they've built.