Woman 25-35 in healthcare / medical field has been very positive for me .

On the other hand, if we took health care out of the employment sphere (i.e. a national health care system), and means tested everything else, we wouldn't be having this discussion.

From my research these are most popular website for listing for traveling healthcare professionals1.

You get an "all-around" investment with good forward appreciation projections, buffer against recession (lots of business, amenities, events, vacation, education, healthcare, etc), and exit strategies (high rent to price ratios generally speaking for a desirable metro).

I am thinking healthcare/medical like clinic, inpatient/outpatient, MedNow to takeover property in a NNN deal so I am get out of daily operations. 

But that wouldn't work here.You mentioned the move was related to health care - have you considered the income tax consequences? 

To Cerner's credit however, they have brought amazing healthcare IT to our market area, sold to hospitals and doctors offices around the world.  

expenses.From the HHS website:An exempt “home” generally becomes a countable asset -- that is, its equity value is counted against Medicaid eligibility limits -- if the owner has no living spouse or dependents and Moves into a nursing home or other medical institution on a permanent basis without the intent to return,Transfers the home for less than fair market value, orDies.Using home equity: When the house is no longer a "home" and becomes a countable asset, Medicaid may require its equity to be spent on the homeowner's healthcare costs.

I'm Justin, and I'm actively seeking to switch from my current analyst position in healthcare to a similar role in large commercial real estate.

The city has a strong banking and healthcare economic backing.