But because we work at the very same product from a very different angle than what is traditional, and we have some dishonest practitioners in our midst we are all painted in that negative light.

hi my name is Briony Green I am currently a dental assistant.

I understand and respect the scaled up investment model, and can learn a bunch from it and its practitioners, but small, simple, high control, low overhead, low risk, low headaches by design is the way I roll personally ... although that occasionally bites me when I cross that line between frugal and cheap with johnny lunchbox type contractors :)

Purchase price: $425,000 Cash invested: $35,000 Medical Dental Commercial Office; financed with owner carry.

Numbers work well for building a duplex on a site within 10 minute walk of a medical/dental school and 5 minute walk to two other private colleges.

By day, I'm a Certified Financial Planner practitioner.

This strategy may generate substantially less of a profit, but it can be a quick turnaround.So these were my three exit strategies prior to finalizing the deal, then I recently got the bad news that the dental office has vacated due to retirement.

My dental hygienist loved to talk about her 'mulit-unit building being their retirement plan' during every teeth cleaning for years;  I looked into it.  

Right now I'm a 4th yr dental student and over my career I want Buy and Hold RE to be one of my primary investment/retirement vehicles but I know that I can get there with leverage faster than by saving up all cash.  

I am a dental assistant part time..