For older demographics, consider the availability of medical centers, entertainment, and restaurants.Buildings/Permits: Assess the city's growth compared to previous years.Determine if the city can accommodate future supply.Government Regulations: Examine the city's efforts and the type of businesses they are targeting.

While this could have some midterm appeal using the insurance placement strategy, it's probably not going to appeal to traveling medical professionals and digital nomads.

Hi Trenton, I am renting out part of my home to a traveling lab tech and I market to traveling medical professionals (and other travelers) on furnishedfinder.com.

This layout makes it very attractive to traveling medical professionals, digital nomads, and other types of travelers who need temporary furnished housing for 32+ day stays.

There's definitely a market for MTR here in Houston, particularly with the Texas Medical Center here along with other major businesses.

Please recommend best areas in Houston that meet the following:- 10-minute or less commute to Baylor Medical Center- Areas with distressed 2-4 unit properties (intend to use an FHA 203k loan to live in 1 unit and rent out the other 2-3 units) that I could purchase and renovate for less than $550k at most with good ARV upsideWhat I'm seeing online is Third Ward for the most part?

You want to be with in 15 minutes of a large hospital to accomodate medical professionals.  

Commercial I see as much more specialized these days....agents/brokers on buy side and sell side and more seem to work exclusively more on one side than the other....I can think of 20-25 specialty niches on commercial side....hotels, industrial, multifamily, office, medical office, strip centers, NNN, warehouses, and on and on.   

Some of the top employers to the whole Sacramento area are in Elk Grove, supplying residents with jobs particularly in the medical field.

Yes, we are investing specifically in NNN medical office and retail.