Just look at health care.

Hi, I'm looking for a chart, map or report for Health Care Employment as a Percent of Total Employment in each metropolitan area for 2019, 2018 or 2017. 

I also like communities with robust healthcare networks and universities as both aren't as exposed to economic volatility. 

Along with a trust, you'll want Wills and health care directives and powers of attorney and whatnot. 

Cost of living is one of the lowest in Europe, healthcare is pretty good, weather is moderate and the place is beautiful.

https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2020/07/01/louisvilles-big-on-health-care.htmlThis definitely helps us stabilize our housing market.

The Starker exchange rule (I see I erroneously referred to it as Stryker like the healthcare company above) gives you some leeway on timing, though, so it may be less difficult than it looks. 

Middle Americans are in more pain than ever on one side of the argument, and rioters in the inner cities are demanding healthcare, minimum wage increases, affordable housing, and other dispensations on the other side. 

A little bit about me - I have a structural engineering background but went into construction/project management for a local healthcare system. 

My wife works as a Physician with lots of hours, stress, and moderate risk (who knows where our health care system is going).