My service was worthwhile - I earned an honorable discharge, some medals and letters of commendation, and the ability to access VA health care, which has been most valuable the times in my life that I didn't have any health insurance - but it didn't do anything towards my RE investing career. 

I also work in healthcare, and earned the money to buy the properties. 

My name is Kevin and my brother Alex and I work in the healthcare field as a registered nurse and upcoming physician assistant!

So there is inflation...dental is doubling, but to be honest my dental coverage may have changed, I haven't looked closely...but healthcare is essentially same coverage as last year.

They signed documents that said that the Dept. of Health Care Services could go after the assets in their estate after they died.  

Are these kinds of freezes a growing trend in the healthcare industry?

It's always great to see another healthcare worker on BP.

When COVID pretty much shut that market down he flipped over to renting it to traveling health care workers, so still, short term relatively speaking and not quite as lucrative, but still making more than enough to have a very high positive cash flow each month.If you have the patience to deal with the local government and can get a construction loan for your property, there has to be a fantastic upside potential for short term rentals in a location like SD. 

Ideally, you want to focus on markets that are driven by industries that are resistant to economic changes such as healthcare, logistics, and hospitality.When evaluating a specific property, be sure to look up rental rates, vacancy rates, and rental trends for comparable properties in the area.

Mid sized city that still has enough economic drivers such as healthcare, higher education, financial services, tech/AI, etc.