Also may be worth looking into furnished finder if you have any interest in renting to travel healthcare professionals or corporate rentals - I'm looking at buying another property in Nashville to rent out by the room as a furnished healthcare rental because the per room rents are a lot higher than a traditional rental.

Hi Michael, that is genius, but I have it being utilized by a health care worker.

As a card carrying blue state brie eating leftie I say….go for it.Like u said insurance doesn’t cover it and of course u would have liability issues if something went wrong…though remember they are likely to be less litigious and their health care is free (couldn’t resist)And you are there with your fate mostly in your own hands and control.

It's a mid term rental site for Healthcare workers.

While I was doing my research, I picked Buffalo over Albany because the population was larger in Buffalo with similar career-demographic breakdowns (a large chunk of Buffalo residents work in healthcare as they have an extensive hospital system up there).

It's much more affordable here, plus we have solid employment (and rental market) with the Navy bases at Bremerton and Bangor, healthcare at Harrison in Silverdale and Bremerton, and the folks leaving Seattle.

Some things (like technology) may have a negative inflation rate, where things like tuition and healthcare are closer to 8%/yr.  

haha The East End is ground zero of gentrification here and I believe it will continue to bleed outward from the universities/Strip District/Bakery Square where there are quite a few high paying jobs in the tech/healthcare fields.

If it’s real estate, then get a real estate specific mentor, if it’s dentistry, a dental/DSO coach, if it’s being a better person, focused, and want to improve you, then a life/personal coach.

Yeah all those healthcare related projects will continue but I could see some being pushed back.