by living below his means - He drove a piece of crap car through college AND dental school - he lived way below his means while he was paying off school debt and saving money to buy his practice --- now he owns a considerable practice which generates massive monthly paychecks, but he still drove that same crappy car until it caught fire about 6 months ago --- did he go out and buy the luxury automobile?  

Asset managers and other more seasoned real estate practitioners quickly recognize an assignable contract, no matter how it was written, and many strongly oppose them out of fear that it will waste time/money.

Zoning allows for medical/dental, construction, and light retail.

My younger brother is in his final year of Dental school at UCLA.

If the drain is full of dental floss (that happened to me once) then you'll have to make a decision about whether or not to make them pay. 

She is now seriously considering getting her masters to become a Nurse Practitioner. 

As any real estate practitioner knows, a lot can happen between the time a contract is formed and the closing of the transaction.

I'm currently practicing dental hygiene part-time (2 days each week), and while I LOVE what I do, the physical strain of my career has begun to take it's toll after 14+ years. 

I'm tired of working "for the man", and I want to have more time to work on my real estate as well.Looking for someone to help me find a small office space (likely 1000sqft or less) to rent while searching for the "perfect" commercial space (a larger, 1900s home, zoned medical, that will be large enough to sublet rooms to other practitioners for an overall "medi-spa" building.  

If you're a law practitioner or an accountant who's experienced with REI's, please contact me!