Hope to use my job to fuel the capital for REI until I can be financially free :)I see on your profile you are a dentist.

That seems awfully small for, lets say, a modern dental office which even with one dentist, which would usually have 3 to 4 assistants, exam rooms where several patients, usually 4, are treated, and a waiting room.

I entered into a lease agreement with Dentist for 7 years (with 5 months free rent).  

I was one of the larger court house steps buyers in our market for years.. and there were folks that would come to the sale and if we bid they bid.. they knew we did our due diligence on title etc.. so they could just short cut it.one particular one was this Dentist wife.. it would irk me.. so I run title on this one.. then do my usual 6 am drive by before the sale to make sure its still standing.. and lo and behold  full of bikers and pit bulls and etc etc..

I am a dentist from Lancaster County, PA interested in real estate investing.

The space is very valuable to a new dentist that can capitalize on residual business from the dentist that is leaving.  

I am a dentist in rural Iowa and new to REI.

Also,I like a more soothing off white color like cream.If it's too bright it will look like a dentist's office and give people a headache.

Many CPAs are industry specific it turns out (dentists, doctors, etc.) so it's worth asking if they have experience in this particular aspect of tax law. 

I found out last night, literally as i was getting a root canal at the dentist office.