@Aidan Richard Connly - I found this website where you can see the number of positions posted in your area to gauge demand for MTR for medical professionals.

When it's finished, we plan to use furnishedfinders.com to look for traveling medical professionals.

@Prem Rao  For MTR if you want to go after medical travelers, I think you want to be tied into that medical network before you buy. 

It sounds like your intention is to target traveling medical professionals since you mentioned your proximity to hospitals.

Our travel medical professionals also love a good easy to use coffee pot, bedroom fan, toaster, crockpot and fully stocked kitchen over all. 

We have arguably nine major universities, a couple dozen local community colleges, eleven medical schools, seven law schools, and eleven theology schools that attract tens of thousands of students every year that don't use movers for their mini fridge and futon.

2 multifamilies in different areas, 2 SFRs in different areas, a college housing situation, a senior housing situation, a retail building, a medical building, etc.

Huge demand drivers (USAA, Medical Center, Valero) and opportunities that still CF.

You can create almost anything – from toys and tools to medical implants and even houses!

Hulu streaming has a call center in town, there's a big medical center, it's military city, lots of historical attractions, and rapidly growing in restaurants, entertainment, etc.Austin is my hometown but locals are being priced out and expanding to outskirts and further than inner city.The other thing we must consider is COVID really opened up remote opportunities so people don't necessarily have to live so close to the city or close to the office - what this does for investors is give us an opportunity to search outside of areas like the heart of SA or Heart of Austin but look to other nearby cities.