This problem does not exist with efile, practitioners get notified of acceptance or rejection usually within an hour for a federal return. 

If you're a practitioner, it also makes sense why it would be actual days rented vs days available to rent based on the mechanics of Sec 280A."

Then I would have to get a job and sacrifice some of my study time (I'm wanting to go into dental school) so should I just make sure that it cash flows once I move out and buy another house that hopefully cash flows more the next year?

It's not very much since im living in New York but thankfully my wife is an dental hygienist and where able to save money.

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.

And the really dedicated probate practitioners spend a few thousand each year for hours of continuing legal education.Can you narrow that down a bit?

Practitioners bill differently based on evaluation rating of patients 1-4.  

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

You’d need a lot of local knowledge from actual practitioners not investors or realtors.

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