My focus has always been, more or less, on buy and hold multi-families, and my constellation of companies orbits around that pursuit.I've heard med students say something similar -- they went to school, started learning and discovered, quite unexpectedly, that a field they'd never considered was fascinating to them.

The new med school is next to the popular UNLV Dental School, too - with even more grad students looking for nice,  student housing!

I am doing a career change (finished a pre-med degree 2 years ago) into software development, and should be done with my second bachelor's in the field in December 2018.

Maybe it's too obvious a point.One of my epiphanies occured when I was a year and a half into pre-med at a junior college.

Anyway, If you’re going to become a doctor, I’d be prepared to have a lot of debt upon graduating med school.

Include the new Dell medical center and med school located right on the border of East Austin and you will see an area that has tremendous growth potential for doctors, nurses and other support staff that don't want to face the traffic.

Seeing if anyone knew stats or an estimate for building an assisted living facility about 300 units with meds and meals would cost.I am figuring 100,000 per unit.Thoughts appreciated.I am in Georgia so I know other areas land and construction material is more expensive.

The "confusion" and "on meds, off meds" assumes its a single seller.

So when we move in about a year and buy our first house, it needs to bought with an exit strategy in mind ie renting or selling (after she graduates med school and we move back to southern Oregon). 

@Mayer M. Ed