There is also a lot of great healthcare as well, so I'd try and focus on areas that check those two boxes so you can have a strong tenant base.

It's one of the fastest growing retirement destinations in the country and for every retiree, they'll need 2-3 nurses to care for them which attracts healthcare employment.

I have Healthcare background and a lot of friends who are nurses, that is how I got my 1st future tenant, their contract is usually 13weeks minimum with chance of extension and cancellation.

Look at places where there's positive net migration and plenty of job opportunities in industries such as healthcare and education.

(I was going to say or the property was sold at its real value and that money was spent for health care.

You may be allowing municipal law to be broken if someone is running a prohibited business from their house; but most places allow businesses that do not require noxious noise or odor or visiting clients, i.e. an accounting business where the accountant goes to the client, home healthcare billing, etc.

They may not give us good health care but we can at least get into debt easily! 

If you want top healthcare, want to drive a Tesla, or want to live in San Diego, work for it like everyone else.

This is mainly because I  myself am a nursing student and understand the healthcare/ student market. 

I found quite a lot of success in 2021 as did many others, and I managed to keep my profits, and the short term capital gains reflects quite a large sum, but now, I am unemployed and trading/living off that sum.I was working as a dentist prior to joining the horde of traders, but it soon paid more to trade, and I'm finding success this year too, and would like to split my time working part time in dentistry and the other part time as a trader.