I am also a healthcare professional, people live and die under my care.

We plan on using it for a mid-term business and healthcare professional furnished rental.

You can call the hospital and say you're looking into travel healthcare positions and ask them if they have any openings and then ask about how they find housing.

I work in healthcare but Florida seems like a wonderful place with great opportunities to invest in real estate.

Though, if they don't come to an agreement on sequestration, it could have a big effect on the overall economy, which would mean lending too.I mentioned medical because I noticed that when Romney was thought to be the one that would win, energy, and banking stocks went up, when he lost, they took a dive, but medical and healthcare stocks went up.

I am considering waiting until I have a few more properties under my belt before I take this type of investing on...and will definitely have a property management company involved...I work a full time job in healthcare and sing with a couple bands on the side so my time is well spoken for. ;)@Aaron L.

I am 30 y/o, so retirement is pretty far down from now and I work in healthcare where my job is unionized so I have job security there.

Look at our healthcare and college systems for example.

My goal as a future investor is not to be doing rehabs and being okay with paying more for rehabbed homes so I can focus on growing my healthcare practice as well!

One example would be impending healthcare costs and they dont have time to wait on a traditional sale and need cash now.