I am also relocating to Amarillo, TX for a position in their healthcare system.

According to my research, the main industries within that area are the healthcare industry, the education industry and retail.

From an economic standpoint there is a lot of development going on there with Amazon, the Tiverton Casino, Healthcare and the Development of a large shopping complex. 

No, not really unfortunately.I would suggest:- Max 401k, both you and wife- Research options for health savings or flex savings for healthcare- You have a nice photo of you with young children: open a college savings fund for children with pretax funds (research 529 savings)- Sell any losing stocks you own and take the loss to offset income- Stash more cash into the self-employment SEP retirement fund (I imagine you are selling your own company?)

Ron, I work in healthcare and do some work in the Doylestown area.

My wife and I currently live in Surrey BC, however she is an American working as a health care professional in Bellingham so we are actually looking to house hack our first purchase somewhere near Blaine or Lynden.I initially joined bigger pockets for the educational material and tools, but when I realized there was a whole ecosystem of people on here I became pretty excited to meet and network with other experienced real estate investors and agents in the area.Our short term goal is to house hack a 4-plex somewhere north of Bellingham and then once we have taken that first step we can start to look outwards in terms of investments.

My experience is more in healthcare field, but I would like to get more knowledge in regards to finding, managing and financing rental properties for extra income.

I'm 31 years old and I have been in health care for the last 11 years.

Even though there is growing debt, most to interest on debt, I believe there is some belt tightening in government, perhaps not enough, but you can't back out on committments either, health care and war.

I work in healthcare so finding a job in Florida will be a smooth transition.