The alternative is no gentrificationhttps://www.politico.com/interactives/2017/obamacare-cleveland-clinic-non-profit-hospital-taxes/The above example with Cleveland Clinic is the perfect "no gentrification" story.   

I'm hoping it will work but I don't count on winter cabin guests but Mayo clinic patients. 

I was originally aiming for traveling medical staff, however, not being pet friendly or within walking distance to the nearest hospital/clinics have been a detriment. 

Purchase price: $295,000 Cash invested: $17,500 A large single family home 2 blocks form the new Children's Mercy Hospital and Clinics.

There are branches of Cleveland Clinic and quite a few other substantial job providers in the city like Lincoln Electric and Amazon.

The Cleveland Clinic has become the #1 job supplier in the area, and that has spawned many more industries, including biomedical technologies, to move into the NE Ohio region.  

Specifically near the major hospitals (Cleveland Clinic and MetroHealth both have quite a few campuses).

A state-of-the-art Ambulatory clinic in the heart of the Bordeaux community What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

If you're close to the Cleveland Clinic campus, you're gonna be fine.

I was thinking of course near a hospital and/clinic.