If you told me you were in medical research I'd suggest buying in areas where laboratory facilities and hospitals were being funded like Boston, since that knowledge would always be firsthand and easy for you to understand. 

The problem that I see is wages are stagnant and housing, taxes, food, insurance, medical keep going up.

My dad sold his business, but still owns the unit (1 of 10 medical office units in a complex).

You need to focus on saving money for your retirement or long term medical insurance or whatever.  

Mind you I handle all the management, she isn't on any mortgages, etc.Well a few months ago she had a major medical event.

Medical power of attorney.   3.  

On the other end, they might have a medical or financial need to be met by selling the house. 

So far It's on Zillow, Craigslist, I have a 3'x 8' FOR SALE banner posted on the property, and I'm sending marketing materials to area commercial contractors, medical commercial contractors, urgent care chains doing business in NJ, and the same for dental. 

A large medical company just bought the hospital nearby and is projecting job growth of something like 15% in the next 10 years. 

That statement is true for any and all professions and that includes our licensed doctors, lawyers, police officers, local mayors and heck the president of the United States too.