So that was my point to this hedge fund manager how are you going to do it when all those that came before you could not  what do you see that others dont.And to me it was the Clayton Morris pitch  IE we rehab better than anyone else and we only put in doctors nurses police and firemen.. :) when in fact in those areas 90% of the signatures on the leases are unmarried females..

Landlords, tenants, wholesalers, doctors, teachers...

I am curious if these people also google their health symptoms and just go off of that versus going to a doctor?

Your market Fresno and Sacramento is the final destination for the CA folks that get 'replaced' from Bay Area --sort of like that based on immigration pattern-- (don't know the better word for that pattern of immigration due to unaffordability)Even Modesto is rapidly changing now.I would guess Fresno and Sacramento would need more hospital/doctors more and more in the future.I have been myself 'replaced' from area like Palo Alto as well LOL It happened.

It’s like asking the mc Donald’s employee to pay more taxes so we can forgive the student loans of doctors, lawyers or other high paid individuals. 

Perhaps this person is a relative, a local doctor, dentist, businessman that likes to invest money.

My Airbnb mostly has 30+ night stays of traveling nurses and resident doctors 95% of the time and traveling skilled trades worker 5%.  

Hair cut, karate school, gym, restaurant, doctors office, dry cleaners ( the new green kind ) so no EPA issues down the line.These are places where the customers have to go there and spend money to do business.I am not interested in clothing stores, hobby shops, gaming centers, etc. where the tenant could be a zero or a hero.NOW if the clothing store tenant has very high net worth and liquidity with a personal guarantee then the store can lose money and they still pay the rent.

Long story short, my husband worked at Dartmouth, 20 years ago--and I swore to never come back...there were no or very very little hair care products for African Americans in Hanover/Lebanon back then...Anyway, I earned my doctorate in psychology, became a licensed clinical psychologist and yearned for wide open spaces and a place to do my art--I now work for a distance learning institution (work from home) and my husband is back working at Dartmouth.  

Also, I have a good friend (and mentor) who is a doctor who attended these advanced training and did get into the mentoring program.