I view real estate as somewhat similar to looking at a single sector in stocks like pharmaceuticals or tech.2.

I currently work in the pharmaceutical industry as a consultant.

Secondly, pharmaceutical companies, in pursuit of profit, continually pump out new drugs to replace older ones.

The combination of a growing economy, increasing population and improving infrastructure make this region a prime opportunity for real estate investment.Some key points to consider:Strong job growth: The Research Triangle region is a hub for tech, biotech, and pharmaceutical companies, driving job growth and attracting top talent.Affordable housing: Compared to other major cities, the cost of living in Raleigh/Durham is relatively low, making it an attractive destination for those looking to buy their first home or upgrade.Growing population: The area's population has been steadily increasing, with a projected growth rate of almost 10% by 2030.Developing infrastructure: New transportation projects, such as the Durham-Orange light rail, are making it easier for residents to get around, further boosting the appeal of the area.If you're looking for a real estate market with solid fundamentals, steady growth, and room for appreciation, I would definitely recommend considering Raleigh/Durham.

I was also a pharmaceutical rep for Abbott Labs right out of school and know Escanaba, Marquette, Iron Mountain and Houghton/Hancock well.To be honest Las Vegas has lost it's rental charm!

maybe his “professionals “specialize in urban pharmaceuticals and after a hard evening of hustling and running from authorities they like to smoke a little crack and sip on a few bottles of mad dog on the front porch instead lol maybe when he said “doctor”he actually meant rappers -like DR .Dre ?

I have worked on a spectrum of projects from big box pharmaceutical labs to educational buildings to  home renovations and a number of public spaces.  

Don't just throw everything out on day 1 if in doubt, they could try to sue.we had a similar occurrence with a couple of inherited tenants (she was on welfare & addicted to pharmaceuticals).

The big reason the housing market continues to stay strong there (and inventory in popular suburbs are super low) is the pharmaceutical industry.

out of the whole S&P 500, here are the companies that had a return >0% in the last month (as of friday's close): Cabot Oil & Gas Corp Clorox Company Gilead Sciences Inc General Mills Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Take-Two Interacti Digital Realty Trust Kroger Company Campbell Soup Company Marketaxess Holdings