As a CA transplant myself the area has a lot to offer.

I have noticed over the years we are starting to get more transplants from other states, such as from CA and some of the more NE states. 

Thanks , Jackson Andrews Understand that California transplants bring “California equity” which is a two-edged sword that translates to both good and bad.

I'm also a midwest transplant, I moved to Denver from Chicago 14 years ago and haven't looked back.

I recently found out that after a kidney transplant, the anti rejection meds are 5k a month an insurance does not cover it.

The trees will be too large to transplant/move.  

We honestly think it's OOS buyers or transplants that don't have intimate knowledge of the neighborhood. 

The answers may be very different.I too, am a transplant from Chicago, two decades before you.

Quit giving heroin addicts liver transplants at $1 million dollar each!

So I think you need to figure out also how to bridge that gap.Another idea is to find out where there are long term care patients that need to be near a hospital, like transplant patients or cancer treatment patients.