While I am not in the RAL business, I am in healthcare and am interested in that area of investing.

Growing: healthcare, medicine, IT, biomed, tech, automation, AI, business services.

We don't know how many sectors are going to be hit hard (hospitals are laying healthcare workers off) and if you are relying on another job's income to cover your issues (like when the place doesn't have a tenant, when you underestimate costs, when someone trashes your place, you have a large dollar repair that is needed, you have to hire an attorney for an eviction or a lawsuit) instead of a healthy amount of cash or liquid assets; that could really rock your finances when a lay-off happens at the same time an expected one-time hit comes (those things above happen - and never at a good time).I wouldn't take on debt for additional real estate investment unless you had at least 6 months of your monthly expenses (all those debt payments) in the bank and don't touch it. 

Here are some reasons why Greenville, SC, could be a great place to invest in real estate:Economic Growth: Greenville has experienced significant economic growth, driven by diverse industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and technology.

We are home health care agency, and we want to rent the house to care for disabled or elderly clients that are unable to care for themselves 4 -6 unrelated people.

A health care professional by trade and have lived in Reno for 20 years.

IMO I would return the deposit after a walk thru - as for documentation, as for something from her health care provider. 

It's always cheapest to provide housing and preventative medical care than what we see now everyone showing up at the ER with over-priced healthcare being billed to the State.

My investment strategy focuses on identifying promising opportunities in real estate, technology, and healthcare sectors, among othersI believe that networking and collaboration are essential for success in the investment industry, and I am open to connecting with other investors who share my passion for investing in these regions.

Term life, college funds, assisted living, extended health care, etc8.