@Michael Wolfeif you want to borrow 100% from your brother or your dentist you can work out whatever terms you want.are you feeling like you 'need' 100% for something? 

If you are not 55+ then you cannot buy the property in the majority of the communities around Pinellas County, Citrus, as well as Lee and Hillsborough, that I know of anyway.I seen a 4 bedroom/3Bath Townhome last year in a "great" community well kept - huge cement wall all around property, beautiful lake, 3 pools etc.

That area has cemented the development and everything seems to be moving out from there.

Hello all,This is my first post but I have been browsing bigger pockets pretty religiously over the past 3 months.I am a 31 year old dentist (periodontist) who splits his time between San Diego and Los Angeles.I obtained my real estate license about 2 years ago as I've always been interested in real estate, but I haven't pursued signing with a brokerage firm as I've been pretty busy with dentistry.I have heard good things about eXp realty, and wanted to see if anyone had any thoughts or opinions regarding them?

But on a well prepared level cement slab its probably a lot better result.

Here are the professions for the people I have living in some of my  higher-end rentals: pediatric dentist, retire who moved from CA and doesn't want to purchase yet, PR Agency Owner, Raiders coach, IT Executive.

And if you are single story in a downtown type area, your use is likely to be more retail oriented (including office space for customer facing tenants like real estate brokerage, insurance agent, dentist).  

Hi Taylor,My wife, a dentist who graduated from UMKC in 2013, and I used a 'doctor loan' to purchase our primary residence in 2017 with a 0% down ARM loan.

Do you expect your Dentist to drill and fill his/her own teeth (???)

I would give the same advice if you were looking for a primary care physician, dentist, or life partner.