Your best bet is to look for properties that aren't so high value, for instance, near hospitals and cater to healthcare workers.

I currently work in the health care industry but my family background is construction and rental properties. 

I'm working on acquiring property out there and plan to rent it out to travel healthcare workers. 

I understand Cleveland has some of the best and biggest hospitals in the nation but after reading statistics from Furnished Finder it seems like the demand of traveling nurses does not reflect the current growth and magnitude of the healthcare industry in the area for whatever reason.

I have no interest in personally owning anything there and I would never live or retire there too many bugs and healthcare etc would be of great concern along with there are simply too many sneaky speed bumps on the highways :) For me if I was going out of country, I would go to Portugal personally.

We are recreating and perfecting our direct booking site, and building relationships privately with placement companies, including insurance, healthcare, and other professional sectors.I also think it's more important now than ever to *stand out* with your listings.

Biotechnology, healthcare, and clean energy sectors also show substantial expansion, contributing to a diverse economic base.

It also is a huge Healthcare education and care hub.

If they include supporting documentation from a healthcare professional, you might have to accept that if it validates a disability and disability related need.

I am a health care worker, I have little to no knowledge in real estate, I am here to learn.