This of the investment that will be made in healthcare just as it was as for security post 9/11.

This population growth creates consistent demand for housing, making real estate a stable investment.Diverse Economy: The city boasts a diverse economy with thriving industries like healthcare, technology, military, tourism, and manufacturing.

HUD has the best programs, but as you know, they are not easy to obtain and are primarily focused on multi-family and healthcare projects.

Here are some links:850 new jobs: https://www.wave3.com/2019/06/17/louisville-based-health-care-company-expanding-southern-indiana/"Momentum building at "hot spot" RIver Ridge: http://www.insideindianabusiness.com/story/4069565...

Of course there are still viable areas in Michigan you can get cash flow out of, if not appreciation that aren't as dependendant on automotive (Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, are 2 college towns that come to mind).

IMHO, it was all about receiving the same benefits as the hetero community (tax, healthcare, children, etc.) and less to do with two people "loving" each other for the rest of their lives.

Like waving some fees for union members or health care workers.Some direct lenders will also use more creative loan packages and keep those in house instead of selling them...Mortgage brokers don't originate loans, they just shop around for you for a fee.

Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, Grandville, and Traverse City to name a few.

What about health care?

Since she is not working and health costs can be high the health care bill does not concern me so much though.