We've had people try to break into a commercial building of ours (in a good area of town) that has doctor and dentist tenants in order to try to steal drugs.

Have you considered reaching out to anyone you know (doctor, lawyer, dentist) that may have a retirement nest egg that may be willing to invest in you as a private lender?  

We haven't fought about money since.Well, that's not true - we did fight about my wife going to the dentist a few months before I started working in our school's dental clinic and could have seen her for free.

(Engineer, Doctor, Scientist, Dentist, Lawyer, Chemist, Nurse - sure then you need a degree) but if it's MBA, Psychology, Art, Music, Philosophy, etc - forgetta about it.

Would you go to a dentist that only has 3 teeth?

They would take the day off to get the problem fixed, same thing they do when they go to the doctor, the dentist or anywhere else.

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.

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

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

A step further, I don’t keep appointment cards for doctor/dentist, etc.