Pick any profession, and you will find crappy practitioners. 

Greg, that's great you seek to build relationships to encourage longevity among clients, all practitioners do.I've been practicing for a while too, and respectfully, the points you're raising are "much ado about nothing". 

A C corp I own owns a NNN lease with 7.6 years remaining to a regional dental provider.

I am a psychiatric nurse practitioner.

Good news The banks are prepared to work with owners the same way so it’s going to be a pass through situation.I had a chat with my Portland Oregon Banker on Wednesday about our projects and we are still good for spec loans.. their bigger concern is dental Practices and cosmetic surgery clients they have a VERY big book of dentists and doctors.. 

My fiance is in dental school for a couple of more years, so we're just now to maintain flexibility until we know where we are going to settle.

Some practitioners feel the time frames should move back to March 13 when the FEMA emergency declaration was declared.

You have to think of yourself and carry yourself as a practitioner.

I have medical and dental laboratory clients who lease large medical office spaces and they've been closed since this started in March and they're not paying rent.

This is like going to have your nails done and the technician offering to pull out a couple of teeth while you're there cuz she figures you may need some dental work, lol.I actually think that here, on bigger pockets is a good platform to offer to purchase properties.