The economy is very diverse with multiple tech companies, universities, healthcare, military, import/export, etc.

I'd love to hear your input on balancing a life in healthcare while still finding time to be an active investor

Looking to raise rent in November to cover expenses) and a SF home with a positive cash flow (just purchased in July, tenants to move in next week).I'm in the healthcare field, however, I believe in diversifying income.

I would recommend finding one of the Certified Applicant Counselors in your region to help you navigate the healthcare exchange process/options.Wishing you both the best!

Blue collar neighborhoods, college duplexes, properties near health care industries just to name a few.I just try to stay away from extremes.

I'll add in $300 for health care premiums since I will have to pay for my own health insurance, so I'm estimating a monthly spend of $2500 or $30,000 a year. 

I wanted to initially introduce myself, I am a 28 year old health care professional living in my first purchased apartment i Langley, BC, Canada. 

Whether that be a real estate syndicator experienced in managing large apartment communities or a healthcare company looking to open a new location, by utilizing experienced operators, we can shorten the learning curve and leverage already successful businesses. 

The upside is that I work in healthcare, so will at least be able to maintain employment most anywhere I go.  

The biggest issue I have found to date is paying for healthcare without a 'day job'.