This is Houston near the medical center.

The medical field is huge down here so being able to provide a great property for traveling nurses and other professions could be greatly increase your GOI vs traditional LTR. 

The launches are a draw, military bases with re-assignments and family visits, large medical base. 

You may be granted an exception if, during the previous two years, you have been a full-time student, active-duty military member, on medical leave or staying home to take care of children.

They have medical bills and are out of work for a couple months.

Also, in a mainstream asset class like value-added multifamily, I see no reason to take a risk on a sponsor that doesn't have full real estate cycle experience and didn't lose money.

We will retire there next year or the year after.Living here in Oaxaca will solve some of our retirement issues since the house will be paid for, and our medical expenses will be very low here.

As we started to diversify into that industry, we also saw an uptick in medical due to the aging population, and very recently we are starting to see more entrepreneurs come to the community because of the cost of living but still close proximity to the major markets in the State. 

You mentioned STRs, but some of these guest types are in the 30+ day stay category like students and travel medical professionals.

The city's economy is on the upswing, driven by the medical and education sectors.