Many believe that it is merely a way that the State Bar generates added revenue and protects certain practitioners.  

(In Ohio, unless the tenant recently moved to the state you can require that the letter be from an Ohio health practitioner)The tenant is required to have a legitimate relationship with the healthcare provider... you don't have to accept any old website certificate: ask the tenant and the provider if the tenant sought out this provider specifically to obtain an esa and if the tenant has been seen by the practitioner before or since.You may ask for vet records showing that the animal is in good health, free of parasites and has all required vaccinations.

I just recently took down a listing on a multi-tenant dental office building in Sacramento that is 85% leased with one vacant unit left, fully renovated, and in a market with barriers to entry.

Carryover exposure from your dental practice?

Oh, and Brent Johnson his son has helped build dental practices from the ground up too. 

In the range cap rate likely better and loan you can get better.Cap rates tend to move up in the 3 to 4 million range in the 6's with retail centers such as 3 to 4 tops like Aspen Dental,T-mobile, Starbucks.It can be true that at the end of a primary lease term with STNL that the tenant patches things knowing they might leave.

My brother is a dentist and he still lives in Oklahoma and he and I are interested in buying some property here.MHPs weren't on my investing radar initially, but my brother came across a mobile home that's only three miles from his dental practice that looks intriguing, but again I am new to this and any feedback that you could give would be greatly appreciated.

My sister goes to dental school at UAB so I have been spending some time in the ham.

Good chance it’s on the up and up, but bad practitioners need to be exposed.

Can someone be successful, if they're Ugly, because of dental issues?