It's a college town, and also in the tech corridor from that runs from Chandler to Scottsdale.

Pharm tech, surgical tech they make less money.

Purchase price: $389,000 Cash invested: $120,000 Sale price: $710,000 Investment Highlights:- Located in a fast and solid growing neighborhood close to restaurants, bars, art shops, art galleries and tech oriented co-working buildings. - ​Fully upgraded with energy saving high impact windows, new AC units, new electrical panels, plumbing, new kitchens, stainless steel appliances, each building has its own energy efficient washer and dryer, energy saving lightings, landscaping, new high quality porcelain floors.​- No flooding area.- ​8 street parking spaces.

Also generalizing (as many 'tech' marketers today do...) that say those over around 40ish will want to do numerous ongoing text, email, etc.

Depending on the state as long as its "assisted living" and not "skilled nursing" you can have "med techs" who actually do the med pass and just have a nurse in charge / supervising - now with 5 to 10 beds it might not make sense to have the med techs (unless you have a nurse who is willing to be on call 24/7) but another thing to look into is if you'll actually need a registerd nurse vs an lpn/lvn.I'd think with that many beds you may also want to consider hospice care or care for illnesses that leave the patient mentally handicapped (vs geriatric patients)One more possibility is "adult day care" , where you're only keeping the place open half the day and the clients leave at the days end.

I have been investing out of state for almost 20 yrs . . . but not in Des Moines (PHX, Dallas, Houston, OKC, Tampa, Orlando, Boise, SLC, Nash, KC MO,  ATL, . . .I have been working w/ PMs for  . . . almost 20 yrs.In the past yr in areas that I don't have not certified a PM for our needs, I started using a tech platform.

I was a finance manager in a high tech company, since my company does lay-off every year, I know there will one day be my turn to let go. so I want to get into insurance industry. since gotten my license in 2014, I was not able to sell much policy.

We're in a tech savvy place, so essentially everyone in Oakland, San Jose, etc, has found this very website and gotten excited about FHA 2-4 unit... listing agents have gotten wary of dealing with the FHA stuff on our 60+ year old housing stock.Don't assume that if you make decent money you are over the income limit.

As long as high tech does well in Seattle, there won't be much correction.

You are definitely right that for tech-savvy and technically minded people there are ways to cut down the costs significantly.