Instead of pursuing a healthcare profession and spending years going through a rigorous curriculum, with the help of my father, I decided to dive into the business side of Healthcare, which is very lucrative.

But, we would also need more/better healthcare, and more/better entertainment and shopping.  

I am selling my three clinics and trying to decide if I want to do part-time pediatric dentistry and build another clinic to get business cash flow (but still be tied to a schedule somewhat) or make the jump fully into real estate investing.

You can also request the Healthcare Professional NPI # which any legitimate Provider should provide. 

Don't count out Pittsburgh as Shital suggests, its a great area esp.for rentals because of the colleges, tech industries and healthcare industry. 

We had enough rentals (SFR, MF & commercial) to support our lifestyle, and replace my lucrative income in health care. 

., healthcare, film industry, etc.) vs. long term rentals.

I like to choose multi industrial-particularly healthcare, engineering, technology sectors and military presence cause I know the people can pay the rent.  

A quick plug for the Indianapolis market...there is a $4B expansion to the downtown hospital which could bring in more potential for travel healthcare professionals.

Additionally, Greenville benefits from a strong and diverse economy, with thriving industries such as advanced manufacturing, healthcare, technology, and automotive.