It's actually only the 7th biggest job sector in the Columbus metro area (think instead of education, government, healthcare, business services, utilities, transportation, etc):https://www.clevelandfed.org/en/newsroom-and-events/publications/metro-mix/columbus/mm-201911-columbus.aspxIt also doesn't feel like a rust belt city.

Health care, education, technologies, clothes, goods and service...

I have mostly healthcare professionals as I am within a 15 minute drive to 7 hospitals but I have also listed mine with the transplant team at our local transplant hospital as persons receiving organ transplants have to stay in the area for 30-60 days post transplant depending on the organ transplant. 

We are both employed in the local workforce with healthcare jobs, and there will be no way we can afford that.

I was invested in a health care reit and that's all they did.

While they would have to be able to bath, dress, feed themselves, there is often a level of monitoring required by a certain level of health care professional (often at the nursing assistant level stage) to be present much of the time.It can be financially rewarding for the person running such a program; the veterans themselves in my neck of the woods will often pay upwards of $800 to $1200 each for their room and board (still less expensive than their next step which would be a nursing home facility) but the VA does require regular monitoring of these type of facilities.Gail (who works in a VA Medical facility)

Any health care professional can state that someone is in need of emotional support and it is so.

hello everyone.I have an opportunity to wholesale a property of 1.3 acres, with an old house on it. It is directly across the street from a popular specialty hospital. A parcel half the size and further away is listed...

The big one that would make a difference for me though is Healthcare.

Daniel - I have been financing senior housing operators for over 15 years and it is really an operating healthcare business more than rental property.