San Antonio is driven by tourism, military and healthcare sectors.

.: employee) healthcare professional with excellent base income, but a very busy schedule.

My main concern is healthcare rates so I’ll have to do some research on what that would cost when the time comes.  

We are also thinking about buying a condo up here in Anchorage as a short term rental property since a lot of travel healthcare workers come for 3-6 month contracts.

I currently work in our local healthcare sector, while also owning/operating a property investing group (Lagom Property Investing). 

But as promised i wont shower the haters with more boring details like just how beautiful downtown Detroit has become or how Detroit is becoming one of the top tech cities and start up funding cities in the Midwest, or how there are more engineers in Detroit then any other city in the country or how loads and loads of people from all over the world are visiting everyday and loving it, or how AWESOME the Industrial market is or how the three big casino’s just had their best year ever or how for the first time in 50-70 years there wasn’t a population decrease or how AWESOME Dan Gilbert and Mayor Duggan are or how great the banking, healthcare, hospitality, industries are doing there or how boutique hotels are literally popping up on every other corner downtown, or tell you about the incredible rebirth of Midtown, the revitalization of Livernois, or how renters are lined up down the block waiting to rent a freshly rehabbed property or how the hotels and motels are busier then they’ve been in a decade or about the gobs and gobs of all the positive and infinite economic and Housing Market indicators that are putting big happy happy smiles on the faces of Detroit investors and those associated with REI.

I'm working full time as a healthcare professional and looking to supplement my income to save for future investments and have some travel money!

Hello - I am new to DST and considering a deal offered by Healthcare Realty Solutions to complete my 1031x.

@Chelsea Conley yes, I am working a full time job, in healthcare! 

Hi everyone, I'm interested in investing in real estate after graduating my healthcare program in 10 months (average new grad salary in my field ~ $90,000).