I'm all for the government doing whatever it takes and whatever it costs to ensure certain social and economic programs, such as universal health care for children, protecting the environment, and fighting crime.

I can think of several cities that are more cash flow oriented, where there are diverse, stable industries (leading employers in Health care, financial services, food industry, colleges) providing a stronger economic underpinning that may hold up better in a down turn and do not have a history of getting frothy.  

Sue me for healthcare costs? 

We have rented our place in the fall and winter to traveling healthcare pro's for 3-6 months and snowbirds.

health care  law enforcement and cost of housing. when you lumped those altogether.

They have a steady rental demand due to the presence of universities and healthcare centers.2.

I am a Registered Dental Hygienist and love teaching my patients about oral health care.

There's a diverse economy with banking, manufacturing, healthcare, tech, real estate, along with other industries, which means the local economy is more robust than what you would find in other parts of the country.CLT has had constant population growth for quite a while, which means continual demand growth for housing.

., if the company is publicly-traded) Do you offer healthcare options? 

Limiting generational wealth (which I find un-American anyway); access to health care; ending aid without expectation; even-handed school funding; etc.