She is a single mom with a child and she lost her job because she was in the healthcare industry and didn't want to get vaccinated (I will withhold my personal opinions on that).  

I’m still working my day job in Healthcare, but I hope to leverage real estate as my way to financial freedom.  

I worked with them last year and the way they rolled out properties to potential investors was a huge selling point to me, as it was not just through a weekly email (nothing wrong with that, I just work in health care so can't respond that quickly, especially in this market with such high demand)I agree with others as well-just because it's turn key doesn't mean its set it and forget it.

I love being in the healthcare field, so I am not looking for a job/career change.

There are a couple cars that come by everyday at a schedule, so perhaps she's getting in home healthcare.

Purchase price: $150,000 Cash invested: $160,000 Using this as short term rental for traveling healthcare professionals.

I realized that working in the healthcare field, it's very quick to be desensitized because of how overworked we are.

And looking for cities with diverse economies including strong health care, education, and government presence.  

Although my research indicates that unless a specific court order to revoke a DPOA(or healthcare proxy) is sought, an agent-in-fact can still continue using their vested powers,  more to the point however:"Generally speaking, a buyer cannot get owners title insurance on a deed executed by an attorney-in-fact after a guardian of the property has been appointed."

David's Healthcare announced they will be expanding their footprint in the Austin MSA.