I think about éxiting healthcare every minute of my life as hospital work can be atrocious regardless of the high pay.

Most of my projects include healthcare, higher education, and corporate offices.

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/2020/01/23/university-louisville-health-hire-nearly-400-nurses-and-doctors/4534848002/Always great to have an influx of jobs, especially high paying jobs and better healthcare of course. 

And when it comes to specific deals, for example in fundrise many of them are highly leveraged beyond what I'm comfortable with should there be a severe downturn.But, if you're an aggressive investor then you will look at all that in the opposite way.Personally I find a better chance to find more conservative deals on platforms Like Crowd Street, Arbor Crowd etc.

This is my first potential deal but fortunately, I am in a unique position to potentially qualify for a physician's mortgage since I'm in the healthcare field.

You would want to be close to the arena, the airport, and the hospitals (many traveling healthcare workers).

Keep in mind I live in Canada, so health care is very different plus I live simply, so with $3-4K/month I'd be more than fine. 

My wife works in facility health care and is a nursing assistant with containment facility certification in a top-ten hospital system in the USA.Standard infectious disease isolation protocols call for N95 disposable respirators.

I posted the property for rent on my personal social media that afternoon and had 5 interested parties, 2 of which are serious, both work in healthcare.

There are plenty of other benefits, including perks for investors, ibuyer programs, team building, stock earning, healthcare, and even building a retirement plan - but I'm not going to bore you here!