Im currently not working at the moment and it'll take about 4 months for me to get back to work again (Im a dental hygienist).

You want a surgeon that specializes in the kind of surgery you need, not a general practitioner.

I am a nurse practitioner in Dermatology, previously worked 15 years in Er so all my experience is medical.

Hi Ryan,Just off the top of my head, here are some of my thoughts.Look carefully at the zoning and see if there are other possible uses allowed for it's zoning type (and see if the zoning conforms currently).Such as Med/Dental (prob require an elevator), or whatever besides just office space (is the living space unit non-conforming--is it Grandfathered in, what triggers the end of the Grandfather, has that happened, will a sale make that happen (???)

My buyers tend to assess risk differently from an Aspen Dental with hundreds of location and a mom and pop dentistry.

However, one of the things that worries me the most is getting a tenant for a commercial property if the existing tenant decides to leave.For example, we are quite happy with a dental office we've been looking at.

Whats your experience in developing strip mall with well water and septic for a strip mall with 2 NNN anchors tenants like a restaurant or grocery store with smaller retailers like hair salons, dental office, karate in between.    3) What about the FDOT's plan of eminent domain?   

You want a surgeon specializing in the kind of surgery you need, not a general practitioner.

On average, law firms are 1 to 4 lawyers ( and most are solo practitioners).

I am currently a nurse practitioner.