You would likely be renting to traveling nurses and other health care providers. 

Hey everyone, I am a 23 yr old young professional working in Healthcare.

From 1993 to 1998, from ages 20 to 25,I worked for Prudential Health Care as a Billing Technician.

There are a few reasons I think Chapel Hill is a tough town to invest in: 1) Elite public schools make it compelling for homebuyers 2) Many high-paid workers in healthcare, tech, and education have pushed up home prices 3) A recently (~4 years ago) lifted moratorium on building apartments has allowed a huge acceleration in building, so MFH supply is skyrocketing now, but not SFH.

The type of REIT that you pick should be based on common-sense of course + your personal bias :-)   For instance, for optimal demographic trends you might look at hospital/healthcare REITS, high-end luxury property REITS, or self-storage REITS.

The father had a stroke, and is receiving home healthcare.

I'd say BP beats me this year, LOL, I see a sweep coming at the awards ceremony, but, the angel investor backing a tech company, I think they are asking something else on that one, might be Bill Gates in a health care site, no idea

Account ClosedTell me about it, health care premiums have gone up substantially and  coverage has significantly decreased!

Repeal the current Health Care Monstrosity and start over.

One of the largest universities in the country, incredible healthcare and education system, and the second most fortune 500 companies headquartered in a metropolitan, second only to New York City, and a great standard of living.