Think about it, with today's medical advances, living to be 100 years old is a real possibility.  

While most medical professionals are good about planning for the future, the nature of how contracts get filled and where that takes the traveler often happen last minute. 

I own a medical office in Manhattan but have retired.

It is also home to Southlake Dragons where we take pride in 8 Football State Championships.Several major hospitals are nearby: Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, Texas Health Harris Methodist, Medical City Alliance, and Medical City North Hills.

You want the trauma and neuro surgeons with 30 years experience that went to Johns Hopkins etc over the one just out of the medical school in Grenada. 

I wouldn’t do a commercial office syndication, but Multifamily, industrial, medical offices, etc, Absolutely.

I would refund minus any differences.Frankly, I have refunded folks for medical emergencies without getting a full rebook.An older couple book the lake house for 4 days for the whole family, but her husband had a pretty bad stroke and would be unable to navigate the stairs.

If you move there, get owners home insurance, utilities in your name, not a landlord policy, move all your billing, medical, voting, car registration, etc etc there you should be able to prove you live there 6 months.

Explore areas near major attractions like the Galleria or medical centers, which offer a balance between affordability and potential demand.

Hey Yuqing,Firstly, congratulations on making it through medical school!