Companies basically consider human workers as a drag because they have needs and limitations (health care,motivation, rent,sleep,hunger etc).

It's a great real estate + health care business combination... plus you make a huge impact on peoples lives. 

Also, I have been told by some in the real estate field that Houston is diversified because of the aerospace and healthcare industries.

I’ve researched early retirement abroad and Mexico comes up high in the lists for cost of living, quality and cost of health care, and acceptance of expats.

I will say that the demand for traveling health care professionals has been dwindling so I would check with the local hospitals etc to see if they are still using them before plunking down the hard cashola.So my personal take on mid term rentals vs short term rentals is either/or but not both.

I'm in the healthcare field as a profession. 

Given the strong healthcare and education sectors, employment opportunities remain steady, promoting steady rental demand.

An emotional support animal can be allowed only if the tenant provides a letter from an actual physician or licensed mental health care provider stating that the tenant needs the animal for emotional support.

The area is always expanding the business district as well as downtown, from Access to low cost regional talent, competitive real estate cost, strong work ethics and excellent facilities for sports, shopping, leisure and healthcare.

However, Cleveland has had significant economic diversification with development in healthcare, higher education, and technology sectors.