I have worked in the public sector for the city of tampa for 30 yrs.

Despite the problems in the energy sector, my experience is that the Houston market is still very strong.I have an investor client who had two properties next door to each other in old Katy.

May I ask if you are an engineer for the energy industry; and if so, are you moving to TX because jobs in that sector are still picking up?

I work in the commercial sector but I have been studying, reading and absorbing as much as I can since finding this forum.

All good sectors. 

I'm in the private sector so I'm used to more efficient systems.

Omaha has some real steady Fortune 500 companies and a growing Health Care sector that includes increased enrollments at several nursing schools and the University of Nebraska Medical Center.

Thought I would share this article from Airdna showing data that STR bookings in leisure destinations are bouncing back much more quickly than STR bookings in metro markets worldwide.

@Joanna GoldenI have done some minor research during my leisure times and I found that towns in the state of Ohio would easily fit the criteria you are looking for.

The whole single tenant net lease sector is compressed right now.