Look at construction, electronics and healthcare if you need any proof.In the end, it's a personal choice.

So my AirBNB did struggle but those Healthcare workers took advantage of my AirBNB on water at Indian Rocks Beach, every weekend. 

The main thing is we are looking for areas that are safe, have good schools and healthcare, low vacancy rates, etc.

With taxation SO DAMN HIGH in the US, especially California, over the course of a few years, you could not only have purchases residency in another location, but also saves significant more from taxes AND possible obtain MORE social benefits than what you currently might have (looking at you healthcare, and education for your children).

You would get a lot of healthcare, Epic, university, and finance workers. 

No large monthly expenses, but health care would need to be added and of course our income would be cut.I believe we can take out ~75% on the rental and cash flow over $500.

In fact they seem to layoff alittleThere is job growth but most of them is in Healthcare where most jobs pay less than $50KInstead of all these negative factors, Houston population is still going up but I am not seeing the purchasing power in new comers. 10 years ago new comers were to be employed in oil and gas with higher than average salaries.

They didn't want to work, their pension was supose to be enough and over the last 40 years HMO's have ruined health care cost and big pharma that sells those little pills in India and Canada for like .25 a pill but charge $4.00 here in the US... well who saw that coming 40 years ago...

The Phoenix Metropolitan area has a diverse economy with key industries such as healthcare, education, finance, manufacturing, technology, tourism and professional services.

I have been approached by a friend of a friend who runs a home health care management company.