And I mean telling everyone, your friends, neighbors, your dr's, dentists, dry cleaners... everyone!

If you've been a dentist for 10 years, have a solid client base, have some of your own money, and want to start a new office, you can get a loan.

Need a doctor or a dentist?

For the locals in the area that might be able to help pinpoint areas of focus here --- think if you were an established hard working professional (not CEO or independently wealthy)  working at for example -- Redstone Arsenal, NASA, Military, one of the Universities or major Hospitals, the airport, a local lawyer, dentist, fireman, police, teacher, business manager, small business owner, corporate executive, etc, etc..  

You wouldn't go to a dentist with false teeth or a barber who shaves his head so don't work with professionals who don't have invest in real estate.

There is a random dentist office that has been sitting in a residential area next to my house for the last 10 years vacant!

I was at the dentist and couldn't get to the phone.

All my doctor clients make tons of money whether surgeons, dentists, etc. 

As I'm sure you know, specialized medical space is different -- no accountant or lawyer wants to be next to a dentist because the hallway will have that dentist smell.A few tips and questions:If mortgage on office condo is less than a rental -- that's goodTalk to owners of other office condo owners in the building.

I like to call it doctor dentist office hacking..