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Summary
This video identifies five states (California, Illinois, North Carolina, Texas, and Florida) that are considered underserved for travel medical professionals. The speaker suggests that these states may not reach pre-pandemic rental levels until 2030, implying a longer runway for building a legitimate midterm rental business in these locations.
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