I house hacked in Ann Arbor, and the property manager I hired when I moved was very strict about hiring to "responsible" (read: non-MBA and mostly non-MD) grad students. 

I have worked in the healthcare industry for a few years.

I'm becoming more of an active investor now and am in the process of making a total career change from health care to commercial real estate, so I decided it was time to get more involved! 

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

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.

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).

Started a small company making online portfolios for healthcare professionals.Currently: Commissioned into the Navy as a Nurse corps officer and have been in now for 1 and 1/2 years.

Cost for tax payers of education, health care and such for undocumented immigrants.

My market is Sioux Falls, SD, the city is around 200,000 people and growing, the economy is built on finance and health care.

BACKGROUND: my wife and I are both health care professionals.