It might be good to minor in business, though, because it will give you a foundation on the global and domestic economies and and many aspects of management, finance, logistics... 

Considering your criteria, Memphis could be a great fit:Affordability: Lower cost of living makes it accessible.Diverse Economy: Stable market with strengths in healthcare, logistics, and education.Growing Population: Steady growth can drive demand for rental properties.Youthful Vibe: Vibrant culture and entertainment options for young people.Real Estate Opportunities: Research neighborhoods for house hacking and investing potential.Ensure thorough due diligence, connect with local professionals, and align your goals with Memphis's unique market dynamics.

One where currency and it's value is globalized, as in, we can get away with printing trillions of it if it's supported by countries buying our notes.

You get the midwest cash flow but in a global city.

Maybe these global events will change that... anyways I hope to stay connected to you and talk later down the line especially if San Diego does end up being where I invest!

If we see a global slowdown, Canmore's tourism may experience a slow down.

Welcome to the vibrant BP community.

@Jenna VanLeeuwenWelcome to the vibrant BP community.

@Rafael MolinaroWelcome aboard the vibrant BP community.

I'm sure there are far more people who commute from the suburbs but there are also vibrant downtown neighborhoods... and those two groups rarely cross paths :)