Health care is okay but I'm in the middle of transitioning to full time REI, REALLY fun stuff.

You want to take advantage of cyclical markets.And where are you going to get affordable healthcare.

Not because of the fact of possessing it, but due to the opportunities it gives you - some better life conditions, complete health care, better goods and services, an opportunity to travell, etc.

First let me say that I am a Registered Nurse so a portion of my opinion is from my own personal experience in the healthcare field.

My mom wants to buy a rental in her area (Medford, OR) and it has a higher than usual density of hospitals / healthcare resources.

This means that there is a steady demand for rental properties, making it an ideal place to invest in buy-and-hold real estate.Stable and Diverse Economy: Columbus is home to a diverse range of industries, including healthcare, education, finance, and technology.

I work in healthcare and people are seriously going crazy!

We have a large health care sector with Children's, Riverside, Ohio Health, Grant, THE Ohio State University and Mount Carmel.

Now for the real health care focus of the discussion.

I'm also a high earning W2 health care professional and a 401k is a great way to lower taxable income.