Specifically, in my case, I created housing for medical students that are on 1 month rotations.

Big things are happening in the community, a large medical facility is getting built and there is talks of a ski hill.

If you are looking to do MTRs then I highly recommend looking at https://www.furnishedfinder.co... if you are looking to target business/medical professionals.

There's not a "registration" but if they have a letter from a medical professional, then you are stuck.

Lots of shops and amenities and huge medical complex over there that has helped propel its development. 

In April, a medical collection popped up that I truly had no knowledge of and another item from years ago but both have since been removed but my scores haven't rebounded yet.

However, I've noticed that some investors, like doctors, set up their home office and can then write off their mileage as they're technically traveling to their place of business as independent contractors.On top of that, you can layer some tax strategies from an S-corp, utilizing a salary dividend split to shelter the dividend side and save on self-employment taxes.

If I needed advice on a potential life threatening illness I’d want to listen to the advice of a highly regarded specialist in that medical field, not someone who worked for three years as a hospital orderly.

For those listening to the Morris Invest podcasts, I will post here what I said in another thread for the benefit of those folks even considering investing in D-class Turnkey.I knew Clayton Morris was full of hot air when he said (on more than one occasion) that he has Doctors and Nurses live in his Class D/D+ homes in Detroit/Michigan.

It's about 16 minutes from the medical district in Memphis but I know Health professionals probably don't want to share a bathroom.