I'm now ending my 11th semester in my collegiate career and have decided that the Dental field isn't what I get excited about when I talk of my future, but rather investing in real estate along the way to becoming an Orthodontist and after starting my Dental career.

When working with lead I used proper equipment, HEPA filters with a properly fitted half-face mask, and used excellent hygiene (washing/showering, not eating, not smoking, careful handling and so on) and still became lead poisoned. 

Food, shelter, medical, dental, education, gas etc.

I just made my first real estate investment in a dental office.

My husband and I are about to purchase a dental practice but I’m also eager to start investing in real estate.

I think it was like a dental practice or something?

PS one of my very short stints was attempting to sell dental equipment door to door.. you know high speed drills low speed and delivery systems and chairs and lights etc.. sit down dentistry was just starting to take off.. turned out Dentist before that had a huge problem with back aches.I worked with a start up called healthkit.. they had a delivery system way ahead of its time.. it was all numatic and was used in the military because the holder of the drills was solid aluminum block 2 X 2 X 6  with no moving parts.. unlike in those days the ones that looked like something out of a sci fi movie and would break all the time.. but of course ours was the most expensive and well .. being that and being the industry was very difficult to sell.

The first commercial property my wife and I bought is the dental condo that our practice is in. 

Maybe I could get someone to transfer me the money and I could pay a good interest on it for a year, because I do work with a dentist now that will be in Buffalo with me; he is going to help me into dental school.

New dental grad moving to the Orlando, FL area looking to learn more about real estate investing.