Just my opinion: When I think of the entire Huntsville area, I think of racial divides, issues with health care, and larger than average low-income families.

So fortunately I was able to bring the wife home from her J.O.B at United Health Care a few days ago.

I recently received an inquiry about one of my properties from summer interns working for JPMorgan Chase and it got me thinking about what other traveling professionals outside of the healthcare industry are out there that we could market our property to.

I currently work full-time as an IT Project Manager in the healthcare industry.

I'm a healthcare professional and have been working in the field for 18 years and now looking head down the real estate path.

I'm in healthcare and have about a 120k a year FT job, a wife and two kids under 8.

I mean what's not to like, I got decent healthcare, matching 401k (which I could control and trade with) and other great benefit.

I am a Project Manager by trade and have a construction, finance, and healthcare background.

- Kind of like eating an elephant, one bite at a time.I look forward to meeting you and doing some fun things in the real estate world.Just a FWI before I go, I do have a full time job in the healthcare industry which allows me to live kind of from paycheck to paycheck, usually always struggling to make all the bills, Don't have anything coming from that- If your in the same boat and want to get some deals done and get out of "THE RAT RACE" real estate is the place to do it- the only bad deal is the one you did not pursue.Once you pursue a deal you are going to know if it is a winner!!

(pursuing dentistry)I'm an accidental landlord, I inherited my grandmother's property and I have leased it with terms.