Oh, and wages have gone down about 20% for the middle class at the same time healthcare has gone up 300%.

I see so many people complain they can't "afford" X (healthcare, better housing, to put money in their 401k, etc.)  

I'm diversified between stocks, bonds, real estate, healthcare industry, and a little crypto (specifically blockchain).  

I just assumed that free health care was better for cash flow than paying for it but would like to get some advice from others.

The irony is that I work in health care with hospice patients so while you talk a big game, I actually care for the elderly every day.

Yet as far as I know, I am one of a very, very small number of landlords consciously trying to attract geriatric health care workers near geriatric facilities as tenants by targeting them in my advertising and giving them what they want.

@Holly Kaufman and I had clients in Galveston recently purchase a condo to be used as an STR and their first booking request was MTR from a traveling healthcare worker... instant MTR!

Hi Robert,I have other medical field clients.What they tell me is demand for health care is high but the payouts if you are a new doc with the system is low.The docs do not want to depend on health care for their financial well being so they invest as well to create an income stream when they no longer want to be in the medical profession.The old timers fixing to retire in a few years tend to only take regular insurance as they have built up many clients and do not want that exchange stuff to deal with.The new businesses hungry for business are the ones taking the bulk of that business.

Orlando is a huge health care hub for the state and employs over 100k positions.

Health CareHow is he going to pay for the Universal Health Care plan he has promised?