Also, I am assuming that this is not a medical office building.

In Tampa, you have STR travel based on education tourism (USF & UT), medical tourism (some of the best hospitals including Baycare and TGF) and sports tourism (Bucs stadium & Lightning arena).

Aside from having wealthy individuals, it also has one of the lowest uemployment rates 4-5%, a broad based economy, universities, medical centers, amusement parks, open space, is serviced by every major airline, has miles of shoreline where driving down the highway one can see migrating whales, and perfect year round weather!  

I have quite a bit of time until we would even consider buying a rental property (have to close on our own house first) but would like to get all my ducks in a row so to speak.Rochester and Syracuse would also be an option (did my medical training in Syracuse) but I know less about the cities.Thanks for the help and all the great information on this site!

I will still go to the hospital but I double check everything the doctor and nurses do, procedures, medication ect. for me or a family member.

Her profession was a dying one and the nearest work required moving potentially hundreds of miles away.

As an analogy, sometimes people ask me whether I would go through medical training again if I knew then what I know now.

@Nolan Mahoney While NH has not yet legalized anything but medical marijuana many of my tenants smoke it.

BUT, $1,200 in the savings account is cash you have access to when the ac unit dies or you have a medical emergency.

However, as investors pivot from high-risk assets, which typically involve properties of lower quality and older construction, multi-tenant properties are experiencing the exponential effects of rising uncertainty.Specifically, since the cap rate lows of 2021, new Class A properties with strong credit and term have seen yields rise by approximately 150-200 basis points, Class B properties by 200-250 basis points, and Class C properties or those facing occupancy and geographic challenges by as much as 300 basis points.Going-in yields for the reduced volume of multi-tenant office transactions, excluding medical offices, have risen by over 200 basis points in the aggregate and are generally in the upper single-digits with pricing typically landing in the low $200s/SF territory.On a look-forward basis, debt maturities present potential challenges for 2024.