Lot's of people wanting to work on their yards now that they can't do much else (  I know large social gathering anywhere doesn't help but humans are humans ) Medical will bounce back once it can open again.

I can’t speak too well for the Airbnb market in that area, but you are close to the medical college of WI and plenty of businesses in Milwaukee and out towards Wauwatosa and Menomonee falls.Also, for what it’s worth (and if you haven’t seen headlines yet) the DNC will be holding their convention next July.

They specifically left medical equipment in the apartment, which raises a red flag for me.

It offers great and cheap medical, high end living at a low end cost, and it is one of the most naturally beautiful countries this great world has to offer.

Other laws, however, generate disagreement among citizens, particularly over sensitive issues such as end-of-life care and medical treatment for certain conditions.

USTA and Medical City.

The properties seem relatively in expensive, however, because there are so many, it makes me inclined to think it is not the best area.I was also thinking of the area surrounding the medical center to be able to rent to traveling medical professionals but the prices also range greatly with close to the center being around a million and just across the i-4 being around $250k.My goal currently is to obtain $5,000 in cash flow per month.

Camp Bullis and the Medical Center are also about 15 minutes away with the potential to bring in additional visitors.With that said, I own LTRs so I'm not as well-versed on the city's STR restrictions. 

In Tampa, you have STR travel based on education tourism (USF & UT), medical tourism (some of the best hospitals including Baycare and TGF) and sports tourism (Bucs stadium & Lightning arena).

I've represented doctor's who got physicians loans and they were issued a check from title at closing.