I left my career in healthcare administration to pursue real estate investing full time last year.

A lot of the big health care companies are headquartered there which is a plus.  

Our company is looking to jump into commercial RE with a focus on transitioning retail strip malls into medical districts that can refer to one another (dentistry is our niche).

There's a diverse economy with banking, manufacturing, healthcare, tech, real estate, along with other industries, which means the local economy is more robust than what you would find in other parts of the country.CLT has had constant population growth for quite a while, which means continual demand growth for housing.

There's a diverse economy with banking, manufacturing, healthcare, tech, real estate, along with other industries, which means the local economy is more robust than what you would find in other parts of the country.CLT has had constant population growth for quite a while, which means continual demand growth for housing.

I was looking for some insight into what others are thinking about the best approach at real estate investing as a soon-graduating healthcare worker that will soon be making moderate income (~70K) and am interested in starting with Live-in flips to eventually pair with using profits and income for buy and holds. here are three strategies I see: 1) USDA Loan: While still eligible, I can qualify for a USDA loan in areas that aren't my ideal, but allow me to get into a home the soonest without the cash reserves and down payments.

Think, Eversource, Travelers, Hartford Healthcare, every office job is now remote, plus every entertainment venue, hotel, and restaurant that services them. 

Hi,Does anyone know the range of building cost per SF of shell space for a standalone healthcare office in Austin, TX?

I recently finished up my MSc in Computer Science at the University of Toronto on Machine Learning in Healthcare and am working (remotely!)

I changed jobs and states once, but since I showed that it was the same industry and position as before the bank happily lent to me even though I had just moved.If you were part time in say, healthcare, if you can get a full time job in healthcare, lender’s may be more willing to work with you if you can show that continuity.