Starting in real estate is a lot easier than starting, say, a dental practice where you need very advanced education and a lot of expensive equipment.

There are few more based on the circumstances, some people check the car the tenant is driving, their punctuality for the first showing, drive by old rental place, personal appearance and hygiene, other little stuff to give you a clue what kind of tenant the person may be.I would encourage you to check out thelpa.com, they have a very active landlording forum and products that may of help to you as you get started.

Dental care, child care, free quality education, etc, etc.

The building is a free standing 1800 sq ft dental office.

Could it be used as medical or dental space?

Wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday Season for non-Christians.Leaving for Cancun for some dental work this week, then to Las Vegas Bowl to watch my beloved “BYU Cougars vs Oregon Stateâ€.

I do buy my drugs in MX and all my dental work is done there and I've passed that info on.

I do not know about you, but that coverage ( for only two young girls) is not cheap ( compared to a family plan with the same a little of basic dental coverage and basic vision.

Hi Everybody, Only 5 months into my lease (1 year agreement) I need to move out of my apartment because there are numerous problems in the building. 1) Poor management (no repairs), 2) lack of hygiene on the common areas, 3) bedbugs, 4) drug dealing, and 5) attempts of breaking into units.

Tile grout is permeable and needs maintenance to remain truly clean-able and hygienic.