@Argenis Henriquez yes Airbnb and its pretty in demand here...there are healthcare workers, nurses, students, and young professionals work from home that need short term housing.

My fiance' and I are healthcare travelers and we saw a lot of demand in the hospitals nearby.

Healthcare focused- Major healthcare operations and healthcare developments  2.

Ford: https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2019/11/02/ford-planning-1-billion-investment-in-louisville.htmlGE: https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2018/10/01/ge-appliances-investing-200-in-louisville-creating.htmlUPS: https://www.courier-journal.com/story/money/companies/2019/09/26/ups-invest-750-million-1000-jobs-louisville-area/3774063002/Also, large healthcare and insurance companies are quite prevalent in the city.

If you are looking to capitalize on the growth of the healthcare industry in Houston and the explosion of travel nurses as well as capture the lucrative income potential that can be generated from medium term medical patients from across the world, medical field students in residence etc, Look no further than the Texas Medical Center, a bustling 2.1-square-mile residential and medical district located in the heart of the city.

Is the layout appropriate for the future of healthcare?

Almost all of my guests are traveling healthcare workers so they don't have huge budgets.

JOB creation is high, unemployment is low, Chicoagans are moving to Indy:The city's strong economy, fueled by industries like technology, healthcare, finance, and manufacturing, creates a robust job market.

I would then rent out the property as a midterm furnished rental at $2,000 a month because it's right near our two biggest healthcare centers in the area.My question is basically this: Beyond the information that I have provided, where should I go from there?

Very passionate, I have 8 years experience in healthcare and 3 years in real estate.