I'm paying for about 6 to 7K for some dental work I'm in the process of having done, I can pay it but it would be nice if it were free.It's your future, think hard and long!

Brian Burke Yes, we've built some medical office, and office buildings, a couple of multi building small office parks, a medical dental clinic (that we sold to the Rancheria - the sale had to actually be read into the Congressional record), some retail/office condos (actually we helped draft the criteria for the City of Redding on those) a residential subdivision, and other houses, etc.

The reason I ask this is that I opened a dental office(S corp) in 2013 and it will show losses, but I would like to maximize the amount that I can get for a new home so would an extension on my taxes allow that for me?

Some vendors experience better deliverability by performing postal hygiene - including National Change of Address (NCOA) and CASS Certification.

The risk  seems low at first glance as the triple net side of the building is a dentist office owned by a corporate dental company with 7 years remaining and two 10 year options.

Hi everyone, I would greatly appreciate it to hear about how property managers handle healthcare/dental and tax work for themselves?

Funny thing about it is I own a virtual assistant company but for dental offices only LOL the irony

Unreal.When I was a 20something knucklehead tenant, I used to flush dental floss down the toilet.

So there is inflation...dental is doubling, but to be honest my dental coverage may have changed, I haven't looked closely...but healthcare is essentially same coverage as last year.

I have a 4pm dental appt, but am sure I will be done by then.