Your Budget: Some markets are in very HIGH demand for travel medical professionals (and business travelers but let's assume you're targeting med prof since you are one) but have little inventory and a higher entry point for investors.

@Grant Med you mean just the purchase contract? 

We installed grab bars in the bathrooms, med gas walls and even the handrails in the hall.

If you are planning to major in a STEM, finance, business, pre-med, pre-law...goOtherwise skip it IMO.

Bonnie B is the one I'm looking at...which is 6 houses from the med center. 

We are becoming less of a seasonally driven market, but with a teaching hospital (UT’s med school), 3 other 4-year colleges, snowbirds, and proximity to an INTL airport, Galveston has plans A, B, C, and maybe even Z for strategies. 

You'd probably get a lot of students touring the college (they have undergrad, med, business and law that are prestigious), residents interviewing at the hospitals, and physicians coming for conferences.

It is close to Downtown, Midtown, & Med Center.

We're about to refinance 1 commercial properties (2 med offices/ 1 church & med office on a lot).

No professional wants to deal with 20 something students when they get off a 24 hours shift.So if the traveling person idea is appealing, check with Children's and see if they have any kind of dept or HR staff who help find short to mid term housing for traveling med folks.