Quote from @Kevin Sobilo: @Corey Gelineau, real estate licenses are not universal like that.

I'm starting to look closer in Portland and Eugene and think Eugene might be particularly attractive because of the large university.

I have a Indexed Universal Life policy that is 7 years old.

There are several large hospitals, universities, technology startups, and a diversity of small businesses.

I don't know the city well, but seems to be light on demand drivers other than Baylor University. 

Nobody owes the affordability being a right, and globally markets perform at a much wider ratio for median income:household, however, America is very local and industry specific.

I often look at them and think if they can do it, probably I can have some level of success too.Other key info I may have left out above:1) I am not in the US, and have no plans to visit or move there2) I am not a US citizen, but possibly have a credit history there (maybe none) since I attended university there many many years ago3) I am completely new to real estate - I've been reading crazily and consuming lots of content.

Las Cruces is a small college town (home of the New Mexico State University Aggies) with healthy population of federal government workers and military contractors.

I have a 3bd/3ba, 2451 sq ft condo with attached garage near downtown Richmond closer to Level 1 trauma center, great schools and universities.

If your MTRs are near a university, you should also list on sabbaticalhomes.com